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which is why i only did it ever once. why is he banned again^?
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wats ur gym routine (7 Viewers)
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thats fucked, but awesome at the same time
have you been progessing in weight as well though?
Surprisingly well considering I'm on a cut with very little carbs. Usually dead by the end of the workout so you can't lift your max, but you do end up gaining strength which you don't realize along the way. Switching back to a split routine in a few weeks hopefully, so I'll actually get to see what my max lifts are.
Lolsmith
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yo anyone what is a good routine for a newbie to do? I've got a barbell and some dumbbells at home but basically no weight for the barbell.
I want to see how much I can change my body in 3 months
I want to see how much I can change my body in 3 months
Try a full body routine man. I have the same equipment as you except I have weights for the barbell.
Front squats, deadlifts, barbell rows, dumbell bench press and dumbell shoulder press. 3 sets of 10-12 reps three times a week.
Do that for three months and you will definiately see results if you get your diet in check. Probably the quickest way for a newbie to see gains IMO.
Front squats, deadlifts, barbell rows, dumbell bench press and dumbell shoulder press. 3 sets of 10-12 reps three times a week.
Do that for three months and you will definiately see results if you get your diet in check. Probably the quickest way for a newbie to see gains IMO.
I've also got a bench but doing bench presses off the floor and shoulder presses off a chair are exactly the same. Or you could just get a gym membership.
If anyone is thinking of trying that routine, start off light. It will be painful and hard, more so than a traditional split routine, but it is definitely worth it.
If anyone is thinking of trying that routine, start off light. It will be painful and hard, more so than a traditional split routine, but it is definitely worth it.
Dr_Fresh
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70% diet 30% exercise.
go by the 80-20 rule (i.e. getting 80% of the results from only doing 20% of the work). so basically doing exercises that work multiple muscles. bench, pull ups, rows, squats, deadlifts. ez
go by the 80-20 rule (i.e. getting 80% of the results from only doing 20% of the work). so basically doing exercises that work multiple muscles. bench, pull ups, rows, squats, deadlifts. ez
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b00m
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ur gonna have to buy some weights lolsmith, lol
i wouldnt mind having gym equipment at home either but i probably wouldnt be motivated as much to do it at home. If you're serious about it though, hit up a 3 month gym membership with your local one. Still, 3 months wont do much tbh!
i wouldnt mind having gym equipment at home either but i probably wouldnt be motivated as much to do it at home. If you're serious about it though, hit up a 3 month gym membership with your local one. Still, 3 months wont do much tbh!
I'm the only person I know that is super motivated to work out at home rather than at a gym. I find it so much easier to train whenever I feel like it.
But yeah you'll need to buy some weights if you want to do it at home.
But yeah you'll need to buy some weights if you want to do it at home.
Dr_Fresh
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its probably more worth it to buy a gym set.
Lolsmith
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Oh no I don't want to work out at home that's gay as (I have a family)
But what I mean is, should I start any form of exercise before I start at the JIM
But what I mean is, should I start any form of exercise before I start at the JIM
jezzmo
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If you haven't done any strength training before - work up your pushups situps and squats (if you have a pullup bar, you are fucking set) for a few weeks first. You'll make gains (moreso than simply using light weights), balance up any functional weaknesses somewhat and much less likely to get an early injury.
If you can do 10 pushups easy, do elevated pushups (feet on chair, hands on equal platforms either side about 30cm is a good bit of kit).
Do that and add 2L of milk to your daily consumption for 6 weeks - you will absolutely hit the ground running when you get to the gym.
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Lolsmith
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I got into the thirties late last year should see how that's going tomorrow
I read today that your abs don't really get much stronger than they already are. Something like after 5-6 weeks of training, they're pretty much set forever. Didn't really sound right to me, but thinking on it now I guess it sorta does when you take into account deadlifts and all the other lifts that include your abs as stabilisers, etc.
Now on squats, do you recommend the standard squat, or...
I read today that your abs don't really get much stronger than they already are. Something like after 5-6 weeks of training, they're pretty much set forever. Didn't really sound right to me, but thinking on it now I guess it sorta does when you take into account deadlifts and all the other lifts that include your abs as stabilisers, etc.
Now on squats, do you recommend the standard squat, or...
jezzmo
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Situps, crunches are good for core strength/lower back but yeah - situps != abs ; low bf = abs. That said, it seems that people who do a lot of heavy weighted situps do tend to get more of that fat 6 pack thing going, haven't really read up much on it.
Dr_Fresh
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im gonna start doing some cardio so i can run along on the treadmill next to that hot girl at my gym.