aite, i posted yesterday with my my workout titled "my REVISED workout", and was pretty much told it sucked, or wouldnt help me gain mass. So after taking into consideration some stuff, heres my brand spanking new workout incoprating some ideas floating around here for beginner/intermediate lifters looking to gain MASS.
Workout A (emphasis on push/chest/tri/shoulder)
3x(6) Bench Press
3x(6) Incline Press
3x(6) Military Press
Dips w/ 45lb weight 2xfailure
3x(6) Squat
Workout B (emphasis on pull/back/bi)
3x(6) Squat
3x(6) Barbell Row
2x6 Deadlift
Wide-Grip Pull-ups (weighted) 2xfailure
Chin Ups (weighted) 2xFailure
What I plan on doing is alternating the workouts every week, and also add certain exercises on certain days to maximize growth.
1st week
Monday A
Wednesday B (add EZ bar curls)
Friday A (add tricep pulldowns/Leg curls/Calf Raises)
2nd week
Monday B
Wednesday A(add tricep pulldowns)
Friday B (add EZ bar curls/ Leg curls/Calf Raises)
REPEAT
I plan on doing this for 6 weeks and see how things go. Then ill take a week off, and change the program if i need to. Otherwise, ill just do another 6 weeks.
Im pretty confident in this routine, cuz it allows for me to incoporate alternately hitting complementary muscle groups twice per week. Also, im able to squat 3 times per week, which is a plus since i heard its the king for putting on mass. (added onto the fact i have only squatted a few times for Track, ive never really worked out with squats before), I think i can make some pretty good gains come May/June. (hoping for around 15-20 lbs)
Anything i should change up, like exercise order,etc??
Thanks guys!
EDIT| I know i spelled unconventional wrong in the title. I realized it AFTER i hit the submit button, haha
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02-11-2006, 07:16 AM #1
crappy workout turned unconvential workout, what do you guys think????
Last edited by specr89; 02-11-2006 at 07:33 AM.
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02-11-2006, 09:06 AM #2
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02-11-2006, 09:42 AM #3
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its ok, make sure you are progressivly adding weight over time & watch for overtraining, dont feel like you must do all those sets if you dont want to.
"Not only do flexible hip flexors help you get "deep in the hole" while squatting, the same holds true for really good sex!" - Joe DeFranco
"But donīt focuse on the weight too much. Itīs only a number..." -Boris Kleine
"I like the mass monsters myself if I wanted to see pussies I'd watch survivor". - InTheShadows
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02-11-2006, 09:46 AM #4
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02-11-2006, 09:59 AM #5
Hi,
Originally Posted by shwaym
its ok, make sure you are progressivly adding weight over time & watch for overtraining, dont feel like you must do all those sets if you dont want to.
Wayne
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02-11-2006, 10:05 AM #6
alright, i cant wait to start this next week. ill try this plan out for two weeks, and just see how it goes--make any modifications if i need to.
Also, any advice on a person with minimal squat experience and no deadlift experience? What weight should i start at? Any tips of keeping good form?
Ive read up on some squatting/deadlift articles and got the basics down, so any tips from the masters (haha) would be awesome.
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02-14-2006, 05:36 PM #7
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Originally Posted by specr89
well youre on the right track...just keep reading. from many many different sources & opinions. then make your own judgement call and go with what is safe/strong/comfortable."Not only do flexible hip flexors help you get "deep in the hole" while squatting, the same holds true for really good sex!" - Joe DeFranco
"But donīt focuse on the weight too much. Itīs only a number..." -Boris Kleine
"I like the mass monsters myself if I wanted to see pussies I'd watch survivor". - InTheShadows
hypertrophy-specific.com
http://forum.bodybuilding.com/showthread.php?t=272067
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