Thread: help with a new workout
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01-08-2006, 07:13 AM #1
help with a new workout
iv decide for this year im not gonna go for the mass look or take any roids im going for the ripped look.i dont need advice on cardio or dieting as i know that is most important for me to achieve what i want and i know what im going to do in that area. so what i need is help from u guys for how many sets and reps on body parts and how much weight to use, im aiming for the look brad pitt has in fight club i hear loads of stuff which is best so i just want some advice off you lot. any workout regimes would be great cheers.
i found this workout what you think!!
Monday Chest
3 - 25 push ups
3 - nautilus press 45,55,65
3 - nautilus incline press 55,65,70
3 - pec deck machin 40,45,50
Tuesday Back
3 - 5 pull ups
3 - seated rows 75,80,85
3 - lat pull downs 85,90,95
3 - t bar rows 50,55,60
Wednesday shoulders
3 - arnold press 35,35,35
3 - laterals 15,15,15
3 - front raises 10,10,10
Thursday Bicep/Tris
3 - nautilus curl machine 20,25,30
3 - ez curls cable 30,35,40
3 - hammer curls 15,20,25
3 - push downs 50,55,60
Friday
Treadmill 45 minutes 65-75% MHR
Sat/Sun off
Reps Range From 20-30 reps on all exercisesLast edited by giangrosso; 01-08-2006 at 07:18 AM.
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01-08-2006, 07:33 AM #2
Are you not going to work legs?
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01-08-2006, 07:51 AM #3
thats not mine!! i found that workout on the net and was wondering what you thought about it or had any better suggestions!!
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01-08-2006, 07:53 AM #4Banned
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It doesn't matter what exercises or reps you do, you can't make yourself look like someone else. It is down to bodyfat and mass, you can't train for a 'toned look'. You must choose your own weights, we don't know how strong you are. If you are not looking to gain mass or strength, you might as well not lift at all.
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01-08-2006, 07:56 AM #5Banned
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Some say that lifting heavy weights increases tone, the reason is that there is greater tension across the muscle lifting low reps. Mostly though, it is down to how much bodyfat you have
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01-08-2006, 08:17 AM #6Originally Posted by giangrosso
Why would you want to get advice on a program that you havn't even created? sorry just a littel confused
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01-08-2006, 08:34 AM #7
im going to create my own but im asking if this is a typical workout to get the ripped look. meaning are the sets and reps etc good by any of your standards for the cut look!!
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01-08-2006, 08:52 AM #8Banned
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Originally Posted by giangrosso
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01-08-2006, 08:54 AM #9
People seem to think that if their goal isn't to get that big, that they shouldn't hit the gym hard with a program based around compound exercises. However this makes no sense at all, doing a program based around compounds will get you to your goal more quickly and once you are there, then you can revert to a pussy program to maintain your physique. Starting with a program like you have mentioned will take you double the time to get to your goal then if you based your training around the important free weight exercises such as deads, squats, bench press, military presses and bent over rows!
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01-08-2006, 08:59 AM #10
this is what im going for what you think!!
Monday (quads & abdominals), Tuesday (back & traps), Wednesday (Chest & Shoulders), Thursday (hams & calves), and Friday (arms). 9 sets at 10-15 reps for the larger body parts and 6 sets at 10-12 for the smaller ones.
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01-08-2006, 09:01 AM #11
I would personally put hams with quads and rest on Wednesday.
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01-08-2006, 09:05 AM #12Originally Posted by giangrosso
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01-08-2006, 09:07 AM #13Banned
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Originally Posted by Canadiantiger
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01-08-2006, 01:52 PM #14
bro, why give up the roids? if you were to run test prop/tren acetate, or test prop/winstrol depot you would acheive the shredded look your going for much faster. btw, im not sure how strong you are, but if you want to go with a high number of reps, then pick a weight you can do for about 15-18 reps until failure, then stick with that, until you can do it for 25-30 reps.
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01-09-2006, 01:21 PM #15Originally Posted by giangrosso
M - Chest/Tris
T - Quads/Abs
W - Rest
Th - Back/Bis
F - Shoulders/Hams
Sa - HIIT
Su - Rest
I do cardio 2-3 days a week in addition to my HIIT on Saturday. Also, I split back so that I do the main part and upper back on Thursday but then on Friday when I do my Hams I also target my lower back. The reason for this is because there are good exercises that target both hams & lower back so I avoid any lower back work on Thursday and just it on Friday with the hams.
I do anywhere from 3 sets of 10, to 4 sets of 6 depending on the body part I'm working.- Sweat plus sacrifice equals success. - Charlie Finley
- It doesn't get easier, you just get faster. - Greg LeMond
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