Day 1: shoulders, neck & lower back
Day 2: upper back and triceps
Day 3: legs and abs
Day 4: chest and biceps
oh we posting our routines
day 1 chest + tri + abs
day 2 back + traps
day 3 quads + calves
rest
day 4 shoulders + biceps
day 5 deadlift + hamstring
rest
sometimes play about with the rest days depending on schedule
Day 1: shoulders, neck & lower back
Day 2: upper back and triceps
Day 3: legs and abs
Day 4: chest and biceps
I play with mine tbh.
Currently:
Legs (incl. calves) & Abs
Rest
Chest & Back
Rest
Arms & Abs
Rest
Shoulders
Repeat
But I previously gone...
Legs
Chest & Triceps
Rest
Back & Biceps
Shoulders, Calves, Abs
Rest
Legs
Continue with this flow, so in week 2 your only do legs once, basically two days on, one off...
I do weights 4 days in a row then have 3 days rest. Not by choice, that's just how my schedule works out. I'm not sure if it makes any difference
why is monday always chest day?
thats why bench is always rammed, so for me monday is legs day
chest is saturday, from jan....cardio will be monday,
lol true but my day 1 is rarely a monday...just whatever day i start back up in the gym.
also guys who do 2 big muscle groups in a day ie. chest + back, how long you spend in the gym?
Hour. Supersets for both groups.
what do you guys do for abs at the gym?
I never botherd to do them there just did them 2 times a week at home
what do you guys do for abs at the gym?
I never botherd to do them there just did them 2 times a week at home
Only recently started doing them, normally do a few burn out sets/supersets with resistance after my workout once/twice a week.
Usually do woodchoppers for obliques using cable machine, side twists with a barbell, leg raises and finish off on the weighted ab machine at the gym.
what do you guys do for abs at the gym?
I never botherd to do them there just did them 2 times a week at home
already at the gym, what's an extra 10 minutes per session on abs (if you already have them)
quick tip, if you already have abs, a quick 10 minutes at the end of each sesson will keep them in shape.. if you don't already have decent abs or there is a lot of fat covering your abs then it's better to do 1 big session on abs like you would any other muscle.
a lot of people get confused and think it's better to train their abs everyday and will automatically get them after a while.. doesn't work like that...1 hard session per week is better.
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chest on a monday because it's when i have the most weight on my upper body, i'm well rested after the sunday off and generally go the hardest on chest sessions.. then my upper body gets a days rest while i do legs on a tuesday.
you have to remember the other muscles you're uncontrollably working while doing certain exercises E.G you will be working tri's while doing chest exercises hence the reason people pair chest and tri's.
if you pair your tri's with something else like back as i saw in someones routine, when you're on your "back and tri's" day your tri's wont be at 100% after the chest session you did earlier in the week/day before so you wont get as much out of them as you would of if you smashed them out along with chest
.if you pair your tri's with something else like back as i saw in someones routine, when you're on your "back and tri's" day your tri's wont be at 100% after the chest session you did earlier in the week/day before so you wont get as much out of them as you would of if you smashed them out along with chest
Maybe it's cos I wanna work tris twice a week?
Thanks for the advice tho buddy
But then you're doing 1 session of indirect tris because your main focus is chest exercises and 1 session of tris while not at there full strength because they're still half recovering from the indirect session you done the day before/ 2 days before.
If you're happy with it then kl don't need to get funny about it
Anyone use those power plate things?
I thought they were for females really but heard they are good?
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lol
chest + biceps
rest
Legs + shoulders
rest
back + triceps
rest
rest
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Chest + triceps
Rest
Back + biceps
Rest
Shoulders + legs + abs/smaller muscles
Rest
Rest.
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At the end of the day, train hard, diet on point, and rest and you will see gains. Different routines work for different people. If somethings working for you keep doing it, there doesn't have to be one strict guideline which applies for everyone. Play about with it and see what you enjoy and feel good with.
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+ Add in another day for your weaker bodypart(s)
Key to muscle gain is slow controlled movements, time under tension training. Don't just load up some heavy weight on the bar feed your ego, use a weight you can handle for 8-12 slow reps. E.g. bench press 3-4 seconds on the negative, 1 second pause at the bottom then 1 second on the positive.
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^ routine
need to go harder on legs tbh.. they're an 'acceptable' size but i'm 6ft5 and my legs are long so they need to be big so i don't look out of place in shorts.. trouble is my work is very physical and on my feet all day so may how to switch up the routine to do legs on a weekend where i can get a rest the following day.
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been off gym & work for 2 weeks because i sprained my ankle badly at football.. it's killing me, i feel like iv lost about 3 stone but i haven't
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