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The road to succeed - Apr. 27 2008 12:37:05
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westley50
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Hi, tomorrow I plan on making my first ever progress journal. I have got around three months to do something with body before I go into the armed forces. So really need to get as fit and healthy as possible, ready for the next nine years the forces are going to throw at me. My current stats are as follows:- Age: 19 Gender: Male Height: 6' 0'' Weight: 14.5 stone Body fat: I really don’t have a clue My routine is going to be split up into four days weight training and the other three days doing cardio work. I am a member at a village hotel gym and it has excellent facilities for cardio (machines and classes). So my routine is going to be as follows:- Monday: chest, triceps Tuesday: cardio, abs Wednesday: shoulders, biceps Thursday: cardio, abs Friday: back, traps, forearms Saturday: cardio, abs Sunday: legs Routines for the above:- Chest, triceps Flat bench press Incline dumbbell press Flat dumbbell flies Cable cross over Close grip bench press One arm dumbbell pullovers Shoulders, biceps Military press Dumbbell Lateral raises Dumbbell Front raises Dumbbell curls Hammer curls Back, traps, forearms Dead lifts Bent over rows Seated row Barbell shrugs Don’t know the name of the exercise for the forearms, dumbbell in one hand and lower it down and up while its rested on a bench Legs Squats Leg press Calf raises Dumbbell lunges For most of them I am going to be doing 3 sets of 8 to 10 reps. I am going to upload some pictures on here very soon so I can get to see if I have any gains or people can point them out. At the moment I am confused whether I want to bulk or trim as I really want to get rid of this fat on my belly. But as long as I am hitting the targets set by the forces i.e. the three mile run I don’t mind bulking. Every day when I wake up I am going to do press ups anyway as they are a must for the forces. Any help with this so far would be great. Cheers guys Wes
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RE: The road to succeed - Apr. 28 2008 22:53:54
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westley50
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Joined: Apr. 21 2008 From: manchester Status: offline
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Yes, I’ve finally started my journal. I thought today went actually quite well. Today’s diet was Meal 1 • 2 boiled eggs on toast • Protein shake • Glass of water Meal 2 • Banana • Protein shake • Pint of semi skimmed milk Meal 3 • Banana • Tuna salad of brown muffin Meal 4 • Jacket potato, chicken breast, carrots and cauliflower • Glass of water Meal 5 • Went to nando’s ordered a full chicken plain, with sweet potato mash and garlic bread but only had ¾ of the chicken • Glass of water Meal 6 • 6 strawberries • Glass of water Also today was my chest and triceps work out day. Flat bench press • 20 reps @ 20kg warm up • 8 reps @ 50 kg • 8 reps @ 60 kg • 7 reps @ 70 kg I couldn’t quite get the last one up, as I don’t have a spotter with me. Incline bench press • 15 reps @ 30 kg warm up • 8 reps @ 50 kg • 8 reps @ 60 kg • 7 reps @ 60 kg Flat dumbbell flies • 8 reps @ 10 kg • 8 reps @ 12 kg • 8 reps @ 14 kg Cable cross over • 8 reps @ 5 kg each side • 8 reps @ 7.5 kg each side • 8 reps @ 10 kg each side Close grip bench press • 8 reps @ 30 kg • 8 reps @ 50 kg • 8 reps at 55 kg Changed the one arm pullovers to a two handed pull over • 8 reps @ 14 kg • 8 reps @ 16 kg • 7 reps @ 18 kg That was today’s training complete, usually I don’t feel the effects of a chest work out but today before I went to the gym I found a link on the beginners bit to show you how to maximise the results on a workout. He said to do it slow with a lighter weight but squeeze on every one. Here is the link http://thefitshow.com/week3/milos_chest_med.htm Cheers guys any feed back on this so far is much appreciated Wes
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