[QUOTE="smokeydabear076"][QUOTE="UrbanSpartan125"][QUOTE="Nwordjohn"][QUOTE="UrbanSpartan125"][QUOTE="Nwordjohn"] 1) Chest/Triceps
2)Back Biceps
3) Legs
4Shoulders
5) Arms
Abs 4 days a week, cardio an hour every day (not all together).
Supplement with protein and multivitamins. Makes me feel like a champ.
UrbanSpartan125
I tried that routine, not in the same order but man did that suck. Not only did it do nothing for strength gains, by the time i got to triceps from chest i couldn't do anything. I stick to this one for 7 weeks and then switch it a bit, this above all gave me the best strength and size gains.1) Triceps / Biceps
2) Shoulders
3) Legs
4) Chest and Back
5) Rest
6) Rest.
I started out with the one you're doing now :D .
Yeah, i guess it works different for each person. The one i am using now helped my bench increase by about 80lbs over a period of a few months.You should give us a list of the exercises and rep scheme, but like you said not everyone is the same. Certain things work better for others. Still it wouldn't hurt to see what you do. Sure, my rep scheme is simple. I am sure you have heard of the pyramid and reverse pyramid. For example on bench i'll do 12 reps of 225, then rest, do 10 reps of 275, 8 reps of 295, 6 reps of 315, 5 reps of 335, and then 3 reps of 365. It can vary from workout to workout but that is my scheme for bench, although i recently have been going lighter weights and working more on the negatives. For others i like to stay in the 8-10 rep range although when i go heavy i may go as low as 3 or 4. I do 21's for others so i'l do 7 reps of one weight, go up 10 lbs 7 reps, go up 10 lbs and then 7 more, then rest. That is usually used for tricep extensions, I reapeat it usually 2 or 3 times. Or i found what really works on chest on others is drop sets of 50. Take your highest weight that you can do a decent amount of reps with and go until failure, then lower the weight by 10 and go again until failure until you reach 50. It has really worked well over the past months doing that.As far as the excersises go, for each muscle group they alternate every week to keep my body guessing. One day i might do all dumbbells the next week i might do all barbells or use machines. It would take me a long time to list every individual excersise but they are for the most part basic just done at a higher intensity level.
I agree man, changing your routine up is a great way to keep your muscle mass up...keep your body guessing like you said.
I see these guys in the gym doing the exact same thing day in, day out and it just saddens me sometimes. But whatever, their arms are swollen which shows their barbwire tatoos off so thats all they care about lol.
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