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steven14791
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by steven14791 » Tue Jul 10, 2007 3:54 pm
Not in order
Biceps:
2 sets 10 each arm dumbell curls
2 sets 10 EZ bar curls
triceps: 2 sets 10 dumbell rows behind head
2 sets 10 dumbell extensions behind head
forearm:
2 sets 10 forearm turnovers
2 sets 10 reverse EZ bar curs
shoulders
2 sets 10 front plate raise
2 sets 10 arnold presses
2 sets 10 upright rows
traps
2 sets 10 dumbell shrugs
2 sets 10 barbel shrugs behind back
chest
3 sets 8 inclined bench press
3 sets 8 inclined dumbell flyers
3 sets 8 inclined dumbell rows
back
2 sets 10 barbell rows
2 sets 10 reverse grip dumbell rows
Lats
2 sets 10 each arm bent over rows (one knee on bench)
i dont know any others
legs:
cardio twice a week and calf exercise with weight
plus 4 sets 15 pushups and stomach crunches each night
swanso5
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by swanso5 » Wed Jul 11, 2007 4:50 pm
- why not post in order???? just wasting time
- cardio isn't leg training, it's heart training
- ditch forerms, plate raises, upright rows and push up/crunches at night
- take one exercise frome ach muscle and make up 2 programs and rotate through them
- what's your goal???
steven14791
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by steven14791 » Wed Jul 11, 2007 5:26 pm
i dont have a order, goal is to bulk up then define and why ditch those exercises? they seem to be helping
swanso5
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by swanso5 » Wed Jul 11, 2007 5:32 pm
- always train from largest muscle to smallest
legs
back
chest
delts
tri's
bi's
abs
- the wt you'd be using for them won't build muscle...they might FEEL like they are but they aren't...heavy wts build muscle
steven14791
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by steven14791 » Wed Jul 11, 2007 6:58 pm
ok ill do that i do use heavy weights anyway
steven14791
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by steven14791 » Wed Aug 08, 2007 6:50 pm
i think the weights that i use are heavy for me, if im to ditch plate raise and upright rows what can i replace them with?
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by swanso5 » Wed Aug 15, 2007 12:35 am
you don't have to replace them...put more effort and time into the big exercises that actually work