Skidddz Posted May 1, 2014 Author Posted May 1, 2014 thats a good size to start from you legs are already wam you can become a monster train! safe bruh
Insecurities Posted May 1, 2014 Posted May 1, 2014 Not sure what you do in the gym but my shoulder day isnt just made up of doing upright rows and military press, I do quite a few exercises so I'm not just working my deltoids but strengthening my stabilizers etc too. Had some problems with my shoulder so I just repeat the exercises I went through with my physio when I damaged my rotator cuff. what do u do to strengthen stabilizers mine are weak af.
Skidddz Posted May 1, 2014 Author Posted May 1, 2014 Not sure what you do in the gym but my shoulder day isnt just made up of doing upright rows and military press, I do quite a few exercises so I'm not just working my deltoids but strengthening my stabilizers etc too. Had some problems with my shoulder so I just repeat the exercises I went through with my physio when I damaged my rotator cuff. what do u do to strengthen stabilizers mine are weak af. I don't use a barbell or machines when doing stuff like shoulder presses, but dumbbells instead so I'm not relying on the dominant arm to compensate If I start to struggle. Helps to promote stabiliser strength in both arms. I also do a couple of lateral exercises (again with dumbbells) on a fairly low weight just to activate the muscles and keep them in check.
DeltaPapa Posted May 1, 2014 Posted May 1, 2014 (edited) Generally I build muscle super easily, pretty godlike genes if I do say so myself How long have you been weight training? Everyone at the start sees increased gains - 'noobgains'. If you've just started you should be milking these and should just bulk up properly, 3000cals+ etc. (if you've been going for some time, ignore what i've said). The gains you will see are very beneficially and probably worth it and look a lil much pudgy for summer :P There is also a good debate about a push/pull routine for those not on gear as don't need to destroy each muscle group which you would do in a 5 day split. Edited May 1, 2014 by DeltaPapa
Skidddz Posted May 1, 2014 Author Posted May 1, 2014 Generally I build muscle super easily, pretty godlike genes if I do say so myself How long have you been weight training? Everyone at the start sees increased gains - 'noobgains'. If you've just started you should be milking these and should just bulk up properly, 3000cals+ etc. (if you've been going for some time, ignore what i've said). The gains you will see are very beneficially and probably worth it and look a lil much pudgy for summer :P There is also a good debate about a push/pull routine for those not on gear as don't need to destroy each muscle group which you would do in a 5 day split. I started when I was about 18/19 so just over a year ago and maintained for about 4 months, but I just fell out of routine so I'm starting up again. Elaborate on that push/pull routine?
Tris Posted May 1, 2014 Posted May 1, 2014 Push = Chest/Shoulders/Triceps Pull = Back/Biceps Legs = Legs. Loads of variety, can have heavystrength days and then a hypertrophy day in the same week.
Skidddz Posted May 1, 2014 Author Posted May 1, 2014 not sure what the difference between that and regular splits with that grouping are
DeltaPapa Posted May 1, 2014 Posted May 1, 2014 You are able to train muscle groups twice a week instead of once.
Skidddz Posted May 1, 2014 Author Posted May 1, 2014 Mind writing a working example of how it'd work?
Tris Posted May 2, 2014 Posted May 2, 2014 Monday - Push - Power Tuesday - Pull - Power Wednesday - Legs - Power Thursday - Rest Friday - Push - Hypertrophy Saturday - Pull - Hypertrophy Sunday - Legs - Hypertrophy That's only one variation. Can also have a mixed routine such as: Matt Ogus has his own version:
Skidddz Posted May 8, 2014 Author Posted May 8, 2014 Realised how lazy i've been keeping this updated lol. Been doing graveyard shifts at work and so been too tired to go in the morning and my gym gets packed as fuck during the afternoon/evening Chest/triceps: Flat bench Db Press - 26kg 3 sets (12,10,8 reps) Incline bench Db Press - 24kg 3 sets (12, 10, 8 reps) Superset (Not sure the name of the exercise? Close grip Bar press from the centre of the chest?)But 3 sets (10, 10, 10) at 50kg with 15 diamond press ups Flat bench Db flys - 16kg 3 sets (12, 10, 8 reps) Tricep extensions (rope) - 18kg 3 sets (15, 15, 15) Dip Machine - 64kg 3 sets (12, 12, 12) don't normally throw in the dip machine but thought I'd try it out, get a nice little burn from it so I think I'll keep it in there Also for fun wanted to test my max weight doing the leg press (+ show off to some friends lol), the machine only went up to 380lb (like 170kg or so) at the max stack so didn't get to see what my highest would be but I reckon around 190kg before I burst a blood vessel aha
Skidddz Posted May 8, 2014 Author Posted May 8, 2014 Also I've been doing a whole lot more cardio than I have in a while, been waking up at around 5am for no reason and going for a run, feeling the effects already after only about 5 runs, gonna maintain I think, stay fit and ready for pre-season training
Steroids Posted May 8, 2014 Posted May 8, 2014 mirin legs. listen to Tris. I think you need 8% of body fat to really get those abs since you're 6"1, Good luck on your journey LOL yep because height effects how developed your abs are????
Uaex-Ali Posted May 8, 2014 Posted May 8, 2014 mirin legs. listen to Tris. I think you need 8% of body fat to really get those abs since you're 6"1, Good luck on your journey LOL yep because height effects how developed your abs are???? It's logic, The mass area for his abs is larger than if he was 5"1 for example. Just saying
Steroids Posted May 8, 2014 Posted May 8, 2014 mirin legs. listen to Tris. I think you need 8% of body fat to really get those abs since you're 6"1, Good luck on your journey LOL yep because height effects how developed your abs are???? It's logic, The mass area for his abs is larger than if he was 5"1 for example. Just saying lmao i can assure you that is not logic in the slightest.
k or as i Posted May 8, 2014 Posted May 8, 2014 yh height has nothing to do with how much bodyfat you need to see them. im sure its more to do with genetics some people have visible abs 14%
Skidddz Posted May 21, 2014 Author Posted May 21, 2014 New core every morning 2 sets Leg raises + toe touches 15 1 minute plank 2sets Lying oblique knee ins x 20 Side oblique plank 60s Hip extensions 20 2 sets 12 crossed leg crunches 10 butterfly sit-ups 60s cycling 1 minute plank
Dog Posted May 25, 2014 Posted May 25, 2014 (edited) I fail to see why everyone is saying he shouldn't have just a shoulder day, it makes more sense than having a day just for chest yet ppl do that.. shoulders has 3 heads plus u can throw traps in.. but Yh your split as a whole isn't ideal, need to up the frequency, start doing more muscle groups in a day with less volume and do them more than just once a week, your split is pointless unless you're on gear and even then youd need to do like 50 sets for one muscle to justify only hitting it once a week.. your approach seems gd to me, don't dirty bulk without being on gear cause you will gain a fuckload of fat and u won't be able to lose it fast or without muscle loss.. wouldn't bother with the cardio tho cause then that's just putting you on or close to a defecit And lol at the guy who said you need a lower bofyfat percentage if you're taller, there's a keyword there that makes it obvious that height doesnt make s difference Edited May 25, 2014 by Dog
Skidddz Posted May 25, 2014 Author Posted May 25, 2014 So you reckon I should double up on some groups? Been feeling I have a bit too much time off compared to when I was going gym a year ago. Never tried the push/pull thing which was mentioned, might give it a go for a few weeks.
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