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New Regiment
Any feedback is appreciated, even Thremp's.
Day 1: Squat (three warm up sets), 3 sets of 5 Calf raises: (one warm-up), 3 sets of 20 Push Press (two warm up sets), 3 sets of 5 Upright row (one warm-up), 3 sets of 5 Shrugs 2 sets of 14 Day 2: Deadlift (three warm up sets) 3 sets of 5 Pullups 8,7,6 DB bent over rows (one warm up) 3 sets of 5 Bench press (two warm ups) 3 sets of 5 Fly's 3 sets of 5 Day 3: Softball game Day 4: Same as Day 1 Day 5: Running Day 6: Same as Day 2 Day 7: Off or Softball. |
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Re: New Regiment
A couple impressions that I'll toss out for your consideration (take them with a grain of salt).
(Personally) I think shrugs should be heavy. You might alternate that day between heavy shrug/lighter row and lighter shrug/heavy row. 30 heavy deadlifts a week is a lot. You might reduce your warm-up and ramp sets to one or two heavy rather than go three across. I'm not really down with calf raises and flys even though I understand they are reliable bodybuilding favorites. |
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Re: New Regiment
I tend to favor the deadlift over most other exercises, but I wouldn't do heavy shrugs the day before I am doing deadlifts. I'd switch day 1 and 2, or even drop shrugs, because like shremp said you are doing alot of deadlifting.
I find calf raises torturous, so they must be good. |
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Re: New Regiment
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I'd switch day 1 and 2 [/ QUOTE ] Yeah |
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Re: New Regiment
you misspelled "regimen" and "keyser soze"
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Re: New Regiment
kaiser,
Good start but where did you disappear to?! Come back and share your progress with us! |
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Re: New Regiment
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