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    new lifting routine

    Im ready to switch up my lifting routine , just wondering if its better to pyramid up in weight or do two warm up sets then max and pyramid down, Im trying to bulk lean mass right now and can i hit weights ED? ... Can someone help me with a new workout! I would like you to gain 10-15lbs lean muscle !

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    Quote Originally Posted by DeadlyD View Post
    Im ready to switch up my lifting routine , just wondering if its better to pyramid up in weight or do two warm up sets then max and pyramid down, Im trying to bulk lean mass right now and can i hit weights ED? ... Can someone help me with a new workout! I would like you to gain 10-15lbs lean muscle !

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    what is ED? what routines have you done in the past? what are your lifts like? regardless you should not pyramid too many sets or only have 2 warmup sets before going for a max. usually 4-5 sets with low reps is sufficient to warm up to a 300-400 max

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    Quote Originally Posted by mirin_serratus
    what is ED? what routines have you done in the past? what are your lifts like? regardless you should not pyramid too many sets or only have 2 warmup sets before going for a max. usually 4-5 sets with low reps is sufficient to warm up to a 300-400 max
    ED=every day.

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    Quote Originally Posted by DeadlyD

    ED=every day.

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    I have been lifting for over 12 years i have had so many different routines,i know my way around the gym just looking for new ideas!

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    Quote Originally Posted by DeadlyD

    I have been lifting for over 12 years i have had so many different routines,i know my way around the gym just looking for new ideas!

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    Ideas for a good weight gaining routine??

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    There is no best routine for gaining weight. If you aren't eating enough, no routine is going to help. As far as lifting everyday, that's the last thing you want to do if you are trying gain size.
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    After more than a year of three different split routines, I started HST a while back. Check out the website and read the princiiples a few times. I just started my third cylce and its been great.
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    Quote Originally Posted by gmantheman
    There is no best routine for gaining weight. If you aren't eating enough, no routine is going to help. As far as lifting everyday, that's the last thing you want to do if you are trying gain size.
    I am gaining size and weight, i eat very good and lots, Im just looking for a new lifting routine, just thought i might learn something new, i switch my routine every 6 weeks !

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    HST, EDT, Westside for skinny bastards, and 5/3/1 are a few good routines. I am currently doing the 5/3/1 with a bodybuilding split. Here is the routine. Overhead press, bench, squats and deads are the core movements so I will always include them. Other exercises, sets and reps will vary
    Mon shoulders/arms
    OHP 5/3/1
    Lateral raises 2-3X 8-12
    Close grip bench 3-4x6-10
    Overhead rope ext 2-3x8-12
    Barbell or dumbell curls 3x8-10

    Tues Legs
    Squats 5/3/1
    Legpress 4x12-15
    Pull thrus 3x8-12
    GHR 3x6-10

    Wed rest

    Thurs Chest
    Bench 5/3/1
    Incline dumbbell or hammer strength incline 4x6-12
    Dips or decline press 3-4x6-10

    Fri back
    Deadlift 5/3/1
    Chins/pullups if weighted 3-4x4-8
    If BW only 4X12-18
    Chest supported rows or 1 arm rows 3x6-10
    Shrugs 2-3x8-12

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    Quote Originally Posted by gmantheman
    HST, EDT, Westside for skinny bastards, and 5/3/1 are a few good routines. I am currently doing the 5/3/1 with a bodybuilding split. Here is the routine. Overhead press, bench, squats and deads are the core movements so I will always include them. Other exercises, sets and reps will vary
    Mon shoulders/arms
    OHP 5/3/1
    Lateral raises 2-3X 8-12
    Close grip bench 3-4x6-10
    Overhead rope ext 2-3x8-12
    Barbell or dumbell curls 3x8-10

    Tues Legs
    Squats 5/3/1
    Legpress 4x12-15
    Pull thrus 3x8-12
    GHR 3x6-10

    Wed rest

    Thurs Chest
    Bench 5/3/1
    Incline dumbbell or hammer strength incline 4x6-12
    Dips or decline press 3-4x6-10

    Fri back
    Deadlift 5/3/1
    .HRChins/pullups if weighted 3-4x4-8
    If BW only 4X12-18
    Chest supported rows or 1 arm rows 3x6-10
    Shrugs 2-3x8-12
    5/3/1, is that 5 heavy then decreasing weight? Or lighter to one max rep? Also what do HST,EDT and GHR stand for?

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    Here is 5/3/1 in a nutshell. What ever your perceived 1 rep max is, take 90% of that.
    That will be your base 1 rep max. Week 1 is 65%x5, 75%x5, 85%x5
    Week 2 is 70%x3, 80%x3, 90%x3. Week 3 75%5, 85%x3, 95%1.
    Week 4 is a deload week so 50%x5 for 3 sets would work.
    The following week add 5lbs to the overhead press and bench and add 10 to the squat
    and deads, Google 5/3/1 routine for more info.
    GHR=glute ham raise
    HST=hypertrophy specific training
    EDT=elastic density training

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    Quote Originally Posted by gmantheman
    Here is 5/3/1 in a nutshell. What ever your perceived 1 rep max is, take 90% of that.
    That will be your base 1 rep max. Week 1 is 65%x5, 75%x5, 85%x5
    Week 2 is 70%x3, 80%x3, 90%x3. Week 3 75%5, 85%x3, 95%1.
    Week 4 is a deload week so 50%x5 for 3 sets would work.
    The following week add 5lbs to the overhead press and bench and add 10 to the squat
    and deads, Google 5/3/1 routine for more info.
    GHR=glute ham raise
    HST=hypertrophy specific training
    EDT=elastic density training
    Very interesting thanks bro !

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    No problem. For the first 2-3 months the weights on the core lift on the 5/3/1 method will seem a little light but don't be tempted to increase the weight until you are supposed to.

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    Quote Originally Posted by gmantheman
    No problem. For the first 2-3 months the weights on the core lift on the 5/3/1 method will seem a little light but don't be tempted to increase the weight until you are supposed to.
    Cool, so after week 4 change routines again?

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    Quote Originally Posted by DeadlyD View Post
    Cool, so after week 4 change routines again?

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    Absolutely not. After 4 weeks you just increase the weight. Add 5 LBS to your upper body core lifts (bench, overhead press) and 10 to your lower (squats, deads). You keep ramping the weight up every 4 weeks.

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    Quote Originally Posted by gmantheman
    Absolutely not. After 4 weeks you just increase the weight. Add 5 LBS to your upper body core lifts (bench, overhead press) and 10 to your lower (squats, deads). You keep ramping the weight up every 4 weeks.
    Ok ill giver a go thanks

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