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27 April 2006 23:06
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new routine for my cut will be 15 weeks long most of you will think it **** but i like it quite a lot day 1- legs box jumps, hang squat cleans, squats, sldl, 1-legged squats 45min steady state day 2- chest bench press (working up to 5/3/1rpm), incline db press(but with fly attachments to wrists), declines, flys 45 mins steady state day 3-cv 45min steady state day 4- back power shrugs, cleans, deads (working to a 5/3/1 rpm), good mornings 45mins cv day 5- biceps and oblques bb curl, preacher curls, concentration curls, hammer curls side bends, wood choppers, and med ball spins 45mins cv day 6- 45min cv day 7- off day 8 - shoulders wokring from strict OHP, to push presh to jerk for a 5/3/1 rpm, arnold press, side raises, front raises, bent over raises 45min cv day 9- triceps and abs narrow bench, skull crushers, pull downs, cable pull ins, swiss ball crunches, leg raises 45mins cv day 10- 45min cv day 11- calves and lats wide grip lat pull downs, narrow grip lat pulls, bent over row, single arm row standing calf raises, seasted claf raises 45mins cv day 12= day 1 and follow the same pattern each work out is 45mins long roughly
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18 May 2006 21:42
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looks good!!
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31 October 2006 05:25
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hey im 15 years old can someone please tell me a good routine? i have a smith machine with bench press, pec deck, the rowing thing lol, the pulldown bar, and i got some dumbells oh and also a bench  i had a lot of muscle but went on holidays and pigged out  and now i got fat that needs to go fast, so please someone givfe me a good routine and if they can a good diet to get lean
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13 November 2006 13:57
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Hi, I have told Tony does has done a four day split for beginners routine, can anyone confirm this? If so where is it? Thanks in advance.
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12 January 2007 16:59
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Does anyone out there follow P/RR/S system (power-rep range-shock), works well IMO.
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10 July 2007 23:22
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Never heard of it dan post something up lets have a look m8.
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11 July 2007 09:53
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You basically change your routine around every week for 3 weeks and repeat, usually repeat cycle 3 times (9 weeks in total) Basically it breaks down like this: Week1 Power - all exercises done within 4-6 rep range with 2-3 mins rest between each set (Use mainly just compound movements) Week2 Rep Range - vary the rep ranges of your exercises from 7-9, 10-12 and 13-15 with about 90 - 120 secs rest Week3 Shock - Bit of a killer, all exercises should be done through drop sets, super-sets, rest-pause, etc. really max out your muscles, in this week feel free to use more machine weights as well REPEAT If you Google it u should find a lot of info on it that goes into a lot more detail explaining the benefits, there's one forum dedicated to it with $hit loads of people on it that swears by it. Gotta say I really rate it as well. It basically takes the plateau of your training.
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10 February 2008 12:44
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**** the vast majoraty of them have stuff that I cannot do and have no idea how to adapt it to my needs put the post in briliant
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26 June 2008 00:01
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i was looking for a routine to add mass i can only train 3 times a week for about an hour to an hour and a quarter each time also i can only train upper body as key hole surgery needed on my knee be much appreciated some help with this as i am working on guess work been training for about a year now with minimal gains any help at all would be gratefully appreciated cheers
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26 December 2008 11:33
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Hi guys i'm looking to add about a stone of mass, which of the routines on the first page would be best for me?? any advice would be mostly appreciated
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30 January 2009 18:02
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Good set of links
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29 May 2009 10:04
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is there a routine for a beginner who just has a dumbell at home?
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29 July 2009 12:11
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Tons of good info there, straight there! Cheers.
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10 August 2009 06:21
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hey m a new bie.. n just recently started with a very basic workout, do u think the workout chart u specified would b good... or shud i opt for smthing even more basic.. thanks..
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