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07-08-2005, 08:29 AM
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Here we go..
Mondays (CHEST)
Flat Bench Incline Bench Decline Bench
8 X 225 6 X 205 6 X 245
6 X 245 4 x 225 4 x 265
4 X 265 2 x 245 2 x 285
2 X 285 1 x 260 1 x 305
1 X 305
TUESDAY (SHOULDERS . BACK)
ARNOLDS 3 X 6 45
FRONT RAISE 3 X 6 @ 30
SIDE RAISE 3 X 6 @ 30
UPRIGHT ROWES 3 X 6 @ 85
PULL UP MACHINE 3 X 6
LAT PULL DOWNS 3 X 6
ROWES
WEDNESDAY OFF
THURSDAY (BIS and TRIS)
EYEBALL 3 x 6
PUSHDOWN 3 X 6
REVEARSEPUSHDOWN 3 x 6
2 hand BEHIND HEAD LIFT
BARBELL CURL 3 X6
INCLINE DUMBELL CURL
HAMMER CURL 3 X 6
CONCEN. CURLS 3 X 8
FRIDAY
SAME AS MONDAY
WEEKEND OFF.
Im 39 6'3 about 235.
Thanks for advice.
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07-08-2005, 08:42 AM
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I think before I post
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Goal?
No legs?
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07-08-2005, 08:51 AM
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No leg work; No core work. Way too many isolation exercises. Stick to the basic comppound exercises, like rows, presses, squats, deadlifts, lunges, pull up/chin ups, dips.
I recommend you go with an alreaqdy established balanced program. This one is going to leave you top heavy, looking like a light bulb!
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07-08-2005, 08:52 AM
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Well, to demonsrate the imbalance of the routine you do 30 sets a weeks for your chest(all bench press I might add) and only 6 sets for your back. I would recomend trying a few premade routines to help learn balance. Long story short it's not good and oldguys right where are your legs?
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07-08-2005, 10:41 AM
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in transition...
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too much volume.
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07-08-2005, 10:48 AM
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Thanks for all of your advice.
Now can some add some guidance as to a workout?
Diet?
Keep in mind age 40 haha
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07-08-2005, 12:02 PM
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I think before I post
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No one can give you advice unless they know what your goal is.
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07-08-2005, 12:13 PM
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Quote:
Originally posted by Troy810:
Thanks for all of your advice.
Now can some add some guidance as to a workout?
Diet?
Keep in mind age 40 haha
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Read the threads in the FAQ section and the stickies in the Diet and Training sections. This should give you a good base of info.
BTW, dont let age get in the way of your goals. If you have that kind of mindset, you are limiting yourself. Think positive! |
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07-08-2005, 01:43 PM
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Looks like you got plenty of input and follow up questions above. I'll summarize:
1. Ditch your listed program.
2. Read the FAQ Workout Routines and use one of those. (These trainers make a lot of $$ putting routines together and they know what they're doing)
3. Provide goals - short term & long term.
4. Get familiar with the following names (in no particular order): Berardi, Waterbury, Cosgrove, Ballantyne, Williams (John), Schuler, Meija
You have to have goals and be willing to do the research. RipStone made an excellent point about your age - it's just a number. You're on this forum so that's a great step.
Keep Reading, Good Luck and Welcome!!
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07-08-2005, 02:04 PM
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Click me for Nutrition
Though all of those articles are great, my personal recommendations on that page include:
-7 Habits
-Berardi's Kitchen
Click me for Gourmet Nutrition
This is Gourmet Nutrition by JB and John Williams, known here on these forums as Johnka. You can check out the sample, which is worth downloading and reading and then order the full version if you wish. Right now, it's an ebook that you can take to some printing place to get printed. However, Johnka has informed us that they are in the process of making a hard copy set to be due out end of summer.
Just take a look around JB's site and you'll find all types of great information. I'm on a quest to read as much of it as i can. [img]smile.gif[/img]
That covers the nutrition part. For the lifting, Jimbo gave you a link to a great thread. Find a program that fits your needs. Maybe HGM, maybe a Waterbury program, maybe TT. Find something that sounds like its what you want. If you have any questions don't be afraid to post them-we're all happy to help [img]smile.gif[/img] You can also head over to the Training Log section to check out people's logs of their programs and ask them questions about it. Post your short term and long term goals and we can help you even more.
Good luck on your quest for better health and fitness. Stick around here and you'll learn a lot [img]smile.gif[/img]
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07-09-2005, 01:50 AM
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Also, if you sign up for JB's e-newsletter, you'll get access to 2 of his e-books-Mr. Nutrition and The Essential Berardi-again, great reads.
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"Don't spend your life wishing. Spend it doing." -FishrCutB8
"You're a mutant, like a snake with two heads or a cat shy one nipple. Be thankful that your mutation is helpful." - LD
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07-11-2005, 06:34 PM
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Learn the name King too
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07-11-2005, 08:03 PM
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Welcome to the boards!
If you're looking for a complete package in one cover, I'd highly recommend The Testosterone Advantage Plan by Lou Schuler (you'll see it abbreviated TAP around here). It explains all the basics in Lou's inimitable style, and gives you a nutrition and a workout plan designed to work together. Personally, I think it's the best introduction to nutrition and lifting that's out there.
Best of luck!
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