This I think what has been holding me back in the gym. I'm considered a begginer, but I do not have a solid routine, and right now I want to get serious, I recently bought my Gym membership, so now there is no more excuses that "my school gym is too packed."
My available workout days are:
Monday: 24
Tuesday:School
Wedensday:24
Thursday: School
Friday-Sunday off (Work)
If you guys select Monday arm day, can you include the excercises? For example: Monday - Arm day(Tricep pushdown, bench press, shoulder press Etc.)
That is pretty much all I need to get started, plan on getting some replies in so I can go to the gym later tonight.
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01-13-2014, 08:53 AM #1
Can you guys build a routine for me? NO DEAD LIFTS OR BENT OVER ROWS PLEASE!
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01-13-2014, 08:56 AM #3
If you're a beginner you should start out with a beginner routine, theres many that you can pick from on bodybuilding.com, one of the tbb stickies
is a beginners routine called starting strength, you should check that outStarting Stats
Squat: 60kg x 1 (27 November 2013)
Bench: 60kg x 6 (July 2013)
Deadlift:75kg x 5 (March 14 2014)
Current Stats
Squat: 122.5kg x 4
Bench: 85kg x 3 (PB)
Deadlift:150kg x 5
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01-13-2014, 09:00 AM #4
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01-13-2014, 09:12 AM #6
..Op if you sit down and learn the proper form to the deadlift there will be 0 harm, all you will be doing is gaining overall strength and size
on the entire body, theres many videos on youtube for proper form such as http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=u6UgD1H_AXw
Starting Stats
Squat: 60kg x 1 (27 November 2013)
Bench: 60kg x 6 (July 2013)
Deadlift:75kg x 5 (March 14 2014)
Current Stats
Squat: 122.5kg x 4
Bench: 85kg x 3 (PB)
Deadlift:150kg x 5
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01-13-2014, 11:55 AM #10
- Join Date: Apr 2013
- Location: London, United Kingdom (Great Britain)
- Age: 29
- Posts: 458
- Rep Power: 232
No deadlifts or rows, two of the biggest back mass building exercises.
You're not going to get far if you're too worried about your health to learn proper form for otherwise fairly safe exercises. Why lift weights at all then? Bicep curls can give you lower back pain if you do them wrong too (i.e. cheat curls).Medical student, Hard Rock listener, Lifting fanatic, Karate practitioner & Reader of Eastern Philosophy.
Lifts - Squat: 160kg, Bench: 100kg, Deadlift: 190kg
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01-13-2014, 12:01 PM #11
Okay then dont bench press because thats even more dangerous, forget about overhead press, and dont even think about squats. You do realize almost all things in the gym have potential injury risks? My advice is to stop making excuses, learn the movements (talk to a trainer if you need too), and man the fuk up
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01-13-2014, 12:06 PM #12
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01-13-2014, 12:24 PM #14
Learn to do dead lifts. If I had to choose one exercise to do and that's the only one I could do id choose dead lifts. Start with really low weight. Like the bar. Stack weights up so the bar is at the proper starting height and learn to do them. If learned properly dead lifts will prevent Injuries from happening by strengthening you back muscles giving you more support.
If you happen to be a lil girl and won't do them no matter what your told. Then do this
Monday bench press 5x5
Squat 5x5
Wide grip pull-ups 5xmax
Wednesday: squat 3x12
Ohp5x5
Chin ups 5xmax.
Honestly tho your neglecting a lot of major muscles by not doing deads.
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01-13-2014, 01:38 PM #24
- Join Date: Oct 2013
- Location: United Kingdom (Great Britain)
- Age: 29
- Posts: 80
- Rep Power: 129
You said "Now I want to get serious", yet you're not willing to go the gym from Friday-Sunday. Many people work 40 hour weeks and still find time for the gym, your weekend job should not be an excuse. And if you're that worried about them exercises then use light weights until you feel comfortable doing them.
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01-13-2014, 01:46 PM #25
^^^this
Does OP happen to go to planet fitness by any chance?
Srs tho do the deadlifts, they are easy to learn, also bench press is probably the most hazardous. Learn how to do them right and dont break form and you have nothing to be worried about. Try Starting strength or Stronglifts 5x5 dont waste two weeks like i did trying to make your own routine and just lift sh!t.Start/Current/Goal
Bench- 135/160/185
Squat- 185/???/300
Deadlift- 300/???/350
Powerclean- 120/135/180?
Bodyweight- 170/172.5/180
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01-13-2014, 03:10 PM #30
- Join Date: Jul 2012
- Location: Montréal, Québec, Canada
- Posts: 1,378
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if op doesnt wanna do deadlifts, so be it.
to op: find a standard 3x5 or 5x5 program and then add chin ups or pull ups to it.
i don't recommend full on bulk.
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