/Routine Thread/

/routine bread/

Post your routine and ask questions about Exercises and/or Programming
Please also post your stats: height, weight and lifts.

But, first, READ THIS

>#1: Read the Fucking Sticky

>If you want to gain/lose weight, TRACK YOUR CALORIES
>Unless you're an advanced lifter, a reputable program is always going to be better than something you or your friend Brad who "used to bench 2pl8" came up with. No, your routine is not an exception.

>Greyskull LP is overral the best and simplest beginner routine (pic)
If you dont know what to do, do this. It's a good mix of strenght and aesthetics.

>Reg Park's, Westside for Skinny Bastards, 531 Beginner, SS or any LP program based on barbell compound lifts is fine too
>Do Candito, SS or some Russian shit if you wanna get into powerlifting specifically

Programs aside, the most important thing as a beginner is to just pick a program and stick to it, dont program-hop

>Bodyweight exercises are both a great accessory and a good gauge to know if you're gaining too much fat too quickly
Do the Frequency Method. Look it up.
If you can't do Pullups/Chinups, use band-assisted pullups and negatives

>You CAN gain strenght and muscle while losing fat.
Unless you're pretty advanced, Cut/Bulk is not really needed, just stay at a sensible bf% and eat enough healthy food with 1.5-2g of protein per kg of bodyweight.
>Track your fucking calories

>"Cardio kills gains" is a meme. You need cardiovascular health and aerobic capacity
>do HIIT or low intensity, keep in mind that HIIT can be tough to recover from

>You should STRETCH everyday. Mobility is crucial for gains and health
>Do NOT static stretch or foam roll before lifting. Doing so can decrease performance and increase risk of injury
>Do Dynamic warmups, warm up ALL joints and muscles (even antagonistic muscles) before a lift

If you're having trouble progressing, your routine is solid, you're resting, eating and sleeping enough, feel free to post a form check here.

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Lemme start
93kg, 186cm. 68/101/145/160kg

Lifting for 2 years minus 8ish months in the middle, been doing 531 BBB since the end of February, on which I since gained 20kg on all my 1RMs, after wasting too much time trying to milk the last of the LP nectar

This is not the regular BBB, it is variation 2 from Beyond 531
It's pretty tough, those 5 sets really fuck you up the first few times.
Variation 1 is the same, only the sets stay at 5x10 throughout the cycle. Not for the faint of heart.

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is there enough volume in that program?

It's a novice program, it's got enough volume

ITT: roidfags teaching ways of life to smokefags

After gains slow down with greyskull LP what program do I move onto? One with more volume.

it encourages accessory works

it really depends on your goals and available time

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OHP
Bench
Squat
Row
Lat pull down
Chins
Dips
Curls
Nordic curls

3x a week

how much?

as you see fit, as long as you take them as serious as your main lifts, otherwise theyre just volume for the sake of volume. There are examples in the pdf

thanks, I'll probably do curls or close grip bench on days I feel like it

saved
thanks user

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how much volume?

How many reps do you anons try to do a week? I heard it was around 120 for larger muscle groups and around 60 for smaller ones.

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Can I just do chinups if I can't do barbell rows in this routine?

do curls, see

sure. I would say do both if you can

I'm sure there's some broscience rule of thumb, what you mentioned might be it
most good programs take care of it themselves, you shouldnt worry too much abou it

Is my routine shit? Ive only been lifting for a month, about two years ago I lifted for 5 months though. Weight after exercise is hor much I did in the last visit to the gym so you can also criticize my progress and whatnot

ABxABxx

A
Bench press 5x5 (65kg), last set amrap
OHP 3x8 (25kg)
Dumbbell curls 3x8 (14kg dumbbells)
Cable crossovers 3x15-20
Tricep pulldowns 6x8-12 (45kg) SS Lateral raises 6x8-12 (7kg dumbbells)

After 3 sets of tricep pulldowns I switch to pulldowns with the triangle from the rope

B
Chinups 3x8
Dumbbell rows 3x8-12 (18kg dumbbells)
Seated cable rows 3x8-12 (48kg)
Facepulls 3x15-20 (36kg)
Curls 4x8-12 (10kg)
Hammer curls 4x8-12 (12kg)

188cm and weighing 72kg right now, I like the routine but I'm guessing its pretty shit. Im hoping someone will tear it apart for me and convince me to do something else, but at the same time I feel like Im making decent gains. Also is it that bad to not do legs?

Goal: Be able to dunk two hand hangers on a regulation hoop

Looking for things I can add to my leg days

Routine: 4x weekly alternating, mon,wed,fri, sat/sun

A (Legs):
25min stairs
Back squat: 3x1, 5x2

Jump rope
Weighted box hops
Medicine ball burpees
(5 sets)


B (Core/upper):
25min rowing
OHP: 1x3, 2x5
Bench: 3x5 (dumbbell curls intermittently)
Powercleans: very low weight

Jump rope
Box hops
3 sets

Pull ups 3xF
Dips 3xF

Deadlift 1x1, 3x2

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Its usually the other way around tho. For instance, few heavy sets of squats for legs vs a million lateral raises every day for shoulders

Best lifts:
Bodyweight: 81 kg
Back Squat: 190 kg x 4
Deadlift: 203 kg x 5
Bench Press: 85 kg x 6
Dip: +19 kg x 10
Overhead Press: 60 kg x 1
Chin-up: +36 kg x 5
Pendlay Row: 95 kg x 6

Routine:
ABxCDxx

A
Bench Press 3x3
OHP 5X5
Weighted Dips 3x10

B
Squat 1x5, 2x5 (-5%weight)
Paused Deadlift 3x5
Weighted Chin-ups 3x5

C
3x3 OHP
5x5 Bench Press
Tricep Extensions 3x12

D
Deadlift 1x5
Paused Squat 3x5
Chin-ups 3xAMRAP

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This routine gets shilled all the time on bb.com. Been running it for a month now. Thoughts?

Workout A

Squat 3x5
Bench 3x5
Pendlay Rows 3x8
Face Pulls 3x10
Calf raises 2x15/Tricep pressdowns 2x10 Superset

Workout B

Front Squat 3x5
Overhead Press 3x5
Romanian Deadlift 3x8
Lat Pulldowns 3x8 (any grip)
Ab work 2x15/Bicep curls 2x10 Superset

Push

Chest Press
Incline Fly
Arnold Press
Overhead Tricep Extension
Kickbacks
Curls

Pull

Pull-up
Bent-over Row
Reverse Fly
Lateral raises
Bicep Curl

PPxPPxx

dumbbell squats at least twice a week and some calf raises + abs

Starting strength with curls and tricep pushdowns. Tempted to add in high volume of the alternative press at the end for some hypertrophy work but I'm resisting it so far, my chest feels pretty good after increasing my bench 2.5kg every workout atm. Would it do much damage to my recovery?

Also, any good sources for high bar squat form? Using SS3 for the other exercises but I prefer high bar squat but my form is suffering now I'm pushing myself every workout.

6'. 80kg. 50/70/110/125 for 5, kg.

forgot to mention im 6'1 and white.

also bump

rate my greyskull lp and accessories

Monday:

Bench / Overhead press alternating 3x5

Squat 3x5

Pendlay row / Chin up alternating 3x5

Wednesday:

Bench / Overhead press alternating 3x5

Deadlift 1x5

Pendlay row / Chin up alternating 3x5

Friday:

Bench / Overhead press alternating 3x5

Squat 3x5

Pendlay row / Chin up alternating 3x5

Accessories

On bench days: DB Incline 3x10, DB row 4x8,

On OHP days: CGBP 3x10, Facepull superset Side raises 4x12

a novice will make good consistent strength and hypertrophy gains on the routine in the OP. Volume isn't really a factor yet since beginners will experience gains either way. Once you start to stall out on the novice program, you can start worrying about volume.

Can anyone advise for this workout ? I've not got squats cause still learning so gotta make do with what I got for now.
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FitNotes Workout - Tuesday 10th April 2018

Flat Barbell Bench Press
- 10 reps
- 60.0 lbs x 6 reps
- 60.0 lbs x 6 reps
- 60.0 lbs x 6 reps
- 60.0 lbs x 6 reps

Overhead Press
- 40.0 lbs x 12 reps
- 50.0 lbs x 12 reps
- 60.0 lbs x 8 reps
- 60.0 lbs x 8 reps

Deadlift
- 100.0 lbs x 5 reps
- 100.0 lbs x 5 reps

Parallel Bar Triceps Dip
- 6 reps
- 6 reps
- 6 reps

Pendlay Row
- 40.0 lbs x 8 reps
- 40.0 lbs x 5 reps
- 40.0 lbs x 5 reps

Farmers Walk
- 40.0 lbs
- 30.0 lbs

Plank No Weight
- 01:00