This routine is ideal for the beginner and is based on the push pull system. All pushing movements on Monday, Wednesday breaks the upper body by training legs and pulling movements on Friday.
I would follow this program for 4 weeks and then add another exercise and try to increase intensity. Dont use stupid weights trying to impress your mates, you aint at school and it aint a competition so train wisely!! If your not sure on something then ask the gym instructor or someone advanced in the gym, dont be shy... everyone has to start somewhere, ive been there myself. REMEMBER, you never stop learning in this game! For some its a game... for others its a job!!
Hope this has helped some of you young bucks new to the iron game, take care!
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Yes thats right, you only train on mon, wed, friday. Its so easy to sneak a bit of training in on your off days but what you have to remember is this, on the days that you dont train, these are the days that you will grow as this is your resting period, VERY important!!! When Monday comes you will be feeling fresh and raring to go! As long as your diet is spot on youre body has no choice but to grow becouse are force feeding it into new growth.
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Training sessions should be a minimum of 40 mins to a max of 60mins, based on that program! Anymore than 60 mins then you must be gassin too much about whats on telly or something!
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hi this sounds good and mite try it but i dont know wat all of the exercises are....any help?
Hello New here,and funnily enough that was gonna be my first question!!
Been training for almost 2 weeks now,i go with my Mate who has been Bodybuilding for 4 years now and has got a excelent physique!!...one day!!
My first week was a full 5 days training,which i enjoyed but suffered a bit, cos the following week[this week] i could'nt shift half the weight i was doing on the previous week!! I have had problems with the area around my Triceps and upper forearm,the problem being a very bad ache almost painful....now the pain has gone a large purple/yellow bruise has come out on both arms[length of inner arms].....this i am putting down to too much training!!...as you may have guessed!
I am now going to stick to what you have suggested for beginners!!
By the way, a most excellent site!! In the words of Bill & Ted...."Party on Dudes!"
Hey guys, i've been finding that i'm left a little baffled when doing a chest session due to the number of different exercises to choose from - incline, flat and decline bench press, dumbell press and flys, as well as cable cross-overs and dips to finish is way too many exercises to fit in to an hours session...what are the most important exercises to take from the list, and in what order?
Also, i'm finding that no matter how wide a grip i take on the bar when benching my triceps are tiring out long before my chest is starting to burn, and as a result i'm not feeling the pump i get when doing my arms, legs, back and shoulder sessions...
Any advice you could give would be really helpful...
"The iron never lies to you...you can walk outside and listen to all kinds of talk, get told that you’re a god or a total bastard...the iron will always kick you the real deal...the iron is a great reference point, the all knowing perspective giver...always there like a beacon in the pitch black...I have found the iron to be my greatest friend....it never freaks out on me, never runs...friends may come and go, but 200lbs is always 200lbs..."
Hey guys, i've been finding that i'm left a little baffled when doing a chest session due to the number of different exercises to choose from - incline, flat and decline bench press, dumbell press and flys, as well as cable cross-overs and dips to finish is way too many exercises to fit in to an hours session...what are the most important exercises to take from the list, and in what order?
Also, i'm finding that no matter how wide a grip i take on the bar when benching my triceps are tiring out long before my chest is starting to burn, and as a result i'm not feeling the pump i get when doing my arms, legs, back and shoulder sessions...
Any advice you could give would be really helpful...
Keep things simple!
When training chest make sure you pick 3-4 exercises... thats it! Dont bench, it seems like it aint for you hence the stress on your triceps. I cant see you perform it and the movement could be incorrect? If you cant feel it... dont do it, move on to something else. Thats exactly what i do and it makes sense.
Example 1; Incline barbell press Flat dumbell or machine press Slight incline flyes Dips
Following the second routine i can guarantee that your chest will be full of blood, even more so if was able to show you but this will have to do im afraid. Alternate the above routines every other week for better results.
Hope this has helped
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Spot on keiko, cheers, and will let you know how it goes...
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isn't it self explanitary? if your putting in more calories than your body requires it will grow. and the same if your not eating enough calories you will lose weight.