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    How is my routine for mass building?

    Hey everybody im new to the site and i have been into working out for about 4 years now on and off due to some requests from doctors. I have put together a routine for me that fits my schedule. I just want to see what you guys think about the workout. Now i had a few problems i can only workout monday-thursday on friday-sunday i have work/cardio sport training so i cant go to gym on those days. Also, another problem is my knees are really weak so working out legs is a very tough thing for me but i have added some light legs in my routine because i feel i should not neglect them. My goal is to build muscle and add on mass while keeping my fat levels down. I also get a good amount of calories and protein during my day but i cant say i get 3500 calories.

    Workout


    Monday

    Chest/Tricep

    Chest
    Barbell Bench Press 8,8,6
    Incline Dumbbell Press 8,8,6
    Machine Press 8,8 (light weight)

    Triceps
    Dips ? 8,8,6
    Cable Pushdowns 8,8,6
    Dumbbell kickbacks 8,8 (light weight)



    Tuesday

    Back/Biceps

    Back
    T-Bar Cable rows ? 8,8,6
    Inside Grip narrow pull downs (palms facing me) 8,8,6
    Wide Grip Pull downs ? 8,8

    Biceps
    Dumbbell Curls ? 8,8,6
    Curl Bar Curls ? 8,8,6
    Cable Curls (light weight concentrate on form) 8,8



    Wednesday

    Abs/Legs

    Legs
    Light Weight Squats ? 15,15
    Leg Curls ? 15,15
    Calf Raises ? 15,15


    Thursday

    Shoulders/Abs

    Shoulders
    Side Raises ? 8,8,6
    Upright Rows ? 8,8,6
    Barbell Shrugs ? 8,8,6

    Abs (weighted)
    Cable Curls ? 8,8,8
    Leg Raises ? 8,8,8
    Crunches ? 8,8,8


    what do you guys think any comments would be helpful.
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    no body?
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    Weak knees? Strengthen them up. Overall, kinda bad program. Weird excercise selection and missing a lot of key movements.
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    Thank you for the response can you please tell me exactly what is bad about the routine. maybe tell me what would need to be changed to make it better?

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    You need to big compound movements. Concentrate on those. Isolations work but IMO you need a good basis of strength before going balls out with isolations. You need to deadlift, squat, barbell row, bench, military press (or a variation of those). Try to keep a rule of volume IE 6-9 sets for big muscles and 4-6 for small ones, that way youll be less likely to neglect a muscle.
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    hmm i was trying to keep those to a minimum because a lot of other people i have asked have told me you'll be over training other muscles such as for chest and tri if i do bench press or dips it also works out triceps then on shoulders day military press also works out triceps so that way it over trains so that's why i try to stick to some isolation movements so i wont target those other muscles to much. So you think its better the other way?
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    Originally Posted by ArmanB89 View Post
    hmm i was trying to keep those to a minimum because a lot of other people i have asked have told me you'll be over training other muscles such as for chest and tri if i do bench press or dips it also works out triceps then on shoulders day military press also works out triceps so that way it over trains so that's why i try to stick to some isolation movements so i wont target those other muscles to much. So you think its better the other way?
    I find that when I do my chest(heavy) it warms my tri's up for later for my tri routine. It depends on you, try it.
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    Im gonna try that for a month ima do more compound workouts... Ill get back to you guys on the results.
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