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    Nikkita is offline Female Member
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    critique my workout

    Hi to everyone!

    I have been changed my workout because I need more strenght for a fitness competitition. However, all my previous workouts were more the bodybuilding type... so I want you to look at my current workout and let me know if you think I can still gain or keep my muscle while adding strenght.


    Before every session 30 mins cardio

    Day 1 - Legs
    leg press 10-8-6
    squats 8-10 8-6-6
    lunges 5x12
    deadlifts 10-12-12
    lying leg curl 5x15
    individual leg curl 4x8
    abductor 5x25
    adductor 5x25

    seated raises 5x25
    donkey raises 5x25
    standing toe raises 5x25

    Day 2 - Delts, bi's and tri's
    4 x15
    military smith press
    side laterals
    dumbell press
    inclined laterals

    4x15
    pulldowns
    donkey kicks
    french press
    preacher mach.

    4x15
    barbell curl
    hammer curls
    preacher curls
    concentration curls

    Day 3 - Back and chest
    4x15
    incline dumbell press
    flat flyes
    machine presses
    pullowers

    4x15
    close grip pulldowns
    seated rows
    upright rows
    dumbell row
    pull-ups

    Thank you for any suggestion or comment you can make to my workout.


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    I dunno if you are on gear but I am all natural. Here is my workout:

    Day 1:Chest/Bis
    Day 2:Legs
    Day 3:Rest
    Day 4:Shoulders/Tris
    Day 5:Back
    Day 6:Rest
    Day 7:Rest or Repeat

    I do about 8-10 sets for chest, 9-11 sets for back, 10-12 sets for legs, 5-6 sets for tris, bis, and shoulders. I have been getting stronger and it has worked well. Extreme intensity, heavy weights, low reps(4-6 reps), proper diet and most importantly, rest.

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    Oh yeah, no cardio and my body fat has been dropping.

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    I'm sure some of the other female members could help u quite a bit, but my only suggestion is that it looks like your workouts are extremely long. I think you could simplify it quite a bit.

    Heh, kinda funny. Me and yellow have the exact same split.

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    Nikkita is offline Female Member
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    Thanks for your comments, I'm thinking of redesigning my workout to fit my goals... mainly regarding series and reps... do you think this looks better?

    Day 1:Chest/Bis
    3x12
    incline dumbell press
    flat flyes
    machine presses
    pullowers

    3x12
    barbell curl
    hammer curls
    preacher curls
    concentration curls

    Day 2:Legs
    leg press 10-8-6
    squats 10-8-6-6
    lunges 3x12
    deadlifts 10-12-12
    lying leg curl 3x12
    individual leg curl 4x8
    abductor 4x25
    adductor 4x25

    standing toe raises 4x20
    reverse toe raises 4x20

    Day 3:Rest

    Day 4:Shoulders/Tris
    3 x12
    military smith press
    side laterals
    dumbell press
    inclined laterals

    3x12
    pulldowns
    donkey kicks
    french press
    preacher mach.

    Day 5:Back
    3x12
    close grip pulldowns
    seated rows
    upright rows
    dumbell row
    pull-ups

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    Deson't look too bad. I train for power and size, let me show you my workout:

    Day1:Chest/Bis
    -Flat Bench 3 sets of 4-6 reps
    -Incline DB 3 sets of 4-6 reps
    -Flat DB 2-3 sets of 4-6 reps

    -Standing BB Curls 3 sets of 4-6 reps
    -Incline DB Curls 3 sets of 4-6 reps

    Day 2:Legs
    -Squats 3 sets of 4-6 reps
    -Box Squats or Leg Press 3 sets of 4-6 reps
    -Stiff Legged Deadlifts 3 sets of 4-6 reps
    -Leg Curls 2 sets of 4-6 reps
    -If I feel like it, then calf raises 3 sets of 4-6 reps

    Day 4:Shoulders/Tris
    -Hang Cleans or Standing Military press 3 sets of 4-6 reps
    -Side Laterals 3 sets of 6-10 reps or Upright Rows Wide Grip 3 sets of 4-6 reps

    -Close Grip Bench 3 sets of 4-6 reps
    -Weighted Dips 3 sets of 4-6 reps

    Day 5:Back/Traps/Rear Delts
    -Deadlifts 3 sets of 3-4 reps
    -Weighted Pull ups 3 sets of 4-6 reps
    -Bent Over Barbel Rows 3 sets of 4-6 reps
    -DB Shrugs 3 sets of 4-6 reps
    -Rear Delt Raises 3 sets of 6-8 reps

    I don't do any machines except for the leg curls. Free weights help work your stabilizer muscles and return better results. Hope this helps.

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    i know it is hard but i would do cardio after legs because you have a lactic acid buildup following a leg workout so you need to walk or run that out.

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    I found that my body responded much better to a shorter workout, I had the power to increase my weights weekly and saw some extra bodyfat loss as a bonus when I lowered my sets per bodypart and kept my reps between 4-8. I used a pretty weird 3 day split, got alot of flak about it, but I accomplished my goals...

    chest
    bis
    quads

    calves
    shoulders

    hams
    tris
    back

    I did 4 different moves..3 sets of decreasing reps/increasing weight 8-6-4. I added 20 pounds to my bench and increased my strength in all other areas as well in that 8 week cycle.

    Good luck!!!

    kc

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