I'm wondering what is better. I got a normal weight lifting bench without the leg attatchment. I do 21 different exercises but i'm not sure what the best way to do them is.
I grouped several exercises together which work the same basic muscles and do them on day 1. The next day I do the next set and the day after that I do the next set. Then 1 day off and then I start all over again. So I give adequate break for my muscles to grow in between. I mostly do 1 rep of each exercise but with some of the harder ones I might do 2 reps.
Should I do it this way or do 3 exercise each day and do say 3 reps or 4 and workout 7 days a week?
Or should I do each exercise once everyday and then take the next day off and then do them all over again. So workout every second day but do all 21 exercise and 1 rep of each?
Which is the best option out of the 3?
Originally posted by RahimKFor a start I would like to say your routine is a nightmare to try to figure out! LOL!!
I'm wondering what is better. I got a normal weight lifting bench without the leg attatchment. I do 21 different exercises but i'm not sure what the best way to do them is.
I grouped several exercises together which work the same basic muscles and do them on day 1. The next day I do the next set and the day after that I do the next set. Then 1 day off and ...[text shortened]... second day but do all 21 exercise and 1 rep of each?
Which is the best option out of the 3?
Second of all what you are trying to say is you currently do one different muscle group every day with one day rest then back to day one yes?
Third, could you give a current routine including all exercises performed?
That should do for now, I will post back when you have answered the above.😉
Originally posted by rmackenI think it's being described as:
For a start I would like to say your routine is a nightmare to try to figure out! LOL!!
Second of all what you are trying to say is you currently do one different muscle group every day with one day rest then back to day one yes?
Third, could you give a current routine including all exercises performed?
That should do for now, I will post back when you have answered the above.😉
Mon = Set 1 (Arms, Shoulders, Back)
Tue = Set 2 (Legs)
Weds = Set 3 (Abs and Butt)
Thurs = Rest
Fri = Set 1 (Arms etc)
etc
If this is the case then it's not a bad way of training from what (little) I know.
I'll leave it to the person to explain properly though.
Edit: I would include more rest myself. And some cross training, use the muscles for what they were intended - chasing, throwing, punching, whatever... if we were all meant to lift God wouldn't have invented Forklifts.
Originally posted by sasquatch672LMAO!!!
You're all jacked up. Answer a few questions:
1. Are you basically healthy?
2. Any history of back or neck problems?
3. How long have you been working out? (Be honest, PM me if you want.)
4. What are your fitness goals?
5. Height/weight/age? (Again, PM me if you want. Go ahead, sickos...)
That's a good start. I'll straighten you out.
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All right lets try this agian. I have 21 different exercises which I do. Before I use to put them into 4 groups. Then i would do group 1 on day 1, group 2 on day 2, etc... then day 5 I would rest and start all over.
Now i do all 21 exercise on day 1 then day 2 off, then day 3 I do them all over again.
Another way could be doing 3 exercise each day and working out 7 days a week.
Which is the better one of the 3.
Here the exercises and how many of each I do and the weight I use and the groups I use:
Day 1:
115 pounds - Bench press 10 times
Front wrist curls 20 times
Reverse write curls 20 times
25 pounds - Arm curls 40
Arm Lifts 40
If you don't understand these names let me know and I can explain them better.
Day 2:
80 Pounds - Military Press 12 times
Squat 40
Toe raises 40
Hammer Curl 12
Shoulder Shrug 20
Day 3: 55 Pounds - Reverse Curl 15
Upright Row, Bent over Row, Clean 15 times each
35 P - Pull over 15 times
Bench dips, Sit ups , Push ups - 30 each
Day 4: Rest
Day 5: repeat Day 1 stuff.
etc...
Originally posted by RahimKI will cut to the chase, your routine is crap!
All right lets try this agian. I have 21 different exercises which I do. Before I use to put them into 4 groups. Then i would do group 1 on day 1, group 2 on day 2, etc... then day 5 I would rest and start all over.
Now i do all 21 exercise on day 1 then day 2 off, then day 3 I do them all over again.
Another way could be doing 3 exercise each day and ...[text shortened]... Bench dips, Sit ups , Push ups - 30 each
Day 4: Rest
Day 5: repeat Day 1 stuff.
etc...
How old are you??
Here is one of my favourite routines that has packed on the mass for me, I have not put in wieght amounts as im sure you will be able to figure that out yourself. Each exercise hits each muscle group so there is no need for forearm curls etc etc as they will grow with compound movements anyway.
Any questions continue to post.
CHEST/TRIS
Weighted Dips
Bench Press
Incline Press
Flyes
CG bench
Skullcrushers
BACK/ BIS
Weighted wide grip chins g
Deadlifts
Bentover Rows
Shrugs
BB Curls
Hammer Curls
SHOULDERS/ ABS
Military press
Seated shoulder press
Lateral Raises
Hanging leg raises
Weighted full sits
Weighted half sits
LEGS
Squats
SLDL's
Calf raises.
4 day split routine
This gives each muscle group over a week, which is needed by the way for stimulated muscle growth and prevents overtraining.
Originally posted by RahimKblimy...... i will let the others take this up further.. but personaly i would cut out most of thoses and just concentrate on the major muscle groups
All right lets try this agian. I have 21 different exercises which I do. Before I use to put them into 4 groups. Then i would do group 1 on day 1, group 2 on day 2, etc... then day 5 I would rest and start all over.
Now i do all 21 exercise on day 1 then day 2 off, then day 3 I do them all over again.
Another way could be doing 3 exercise each day and ...[text shortened]... Bench dips, Sit ups , Push ups - 30 each
Day 4: Rest
Day 5: repeat Day 1 stuff.
etc...
Bench press 3 x 8-10
shoulder press 3x 8-10
Biscip curls 3x 10
bench dips 4x 25 (add weights on your legs to increase recestent)
Up right rowing 4 x10
squats 4 sets to 10
sit ups
calf rises with barbell on shoulders
Originally posted by rmackenSo you do each group once a week.
I will cut to the chase, your routine is crap!
How old are you??
Here is one of my favourite routines that has packed on the mass for me, I have not put in wieght amounts as im sure you will be able to figure that out yourself. Each exercise hits each muscle group so there is no need for forearm curls etc etc as they will grow with compound movements a ...[text shortened]... over a week, which is needed by the way for stimulated muscle growth and prevents overtraining.
So you work out the first 4 days and then take 3 days off right?
Some of these I have never heard of or might not be able to do because of my limited equipment.
I have one normal bench no leg attachment, One bar , 2 curl bars and 115 pounds of weights.
Originally posted by RahimKBro..SASQ routine is the best. RMORRIOS is good if you been training for 6 months +
So you do each group once a week.
So you work out the first 4 days and then take 3 days off right?
Some of these I have never heard of or might not be able to do because of my limited equipment.
I have one normal bench no leg attachment, One bar , 2 curl bars and 115 pounds of weights.
Start with what SASQ says then after 6 months move to RMorris if you like
Originally posted by RahimKNo, this is a 4 day SPLIT routine (meaning I have a day off inbetween for gentle cardio)
So you do each group once a week.
So you work out the first 4 days and then take 3 days off right?
Some of these I have never heard of or might not be able to do because of my limited equipment.
I have one normal bench no leg attachment, One bar , 2 curl bars and 115 pounds of weights.
Weights day one, cardio day two etc etc.
And what exercises would you be able to do without the equipment you have?? (apart from weighted dips)