Routine thread

Post and rate routines!

My routine:

Upper Body Workout A
Bench Press 3 X 5 – 7
Bent-over Row 3 X 6 – 8
Close Grip Bench Press 2 X 8 – 10
Close Grip Pulldowns 2 X 8 – 10
Seated Dumbbell Shoulder Press 3 X 8 – 10

Lower Body Workout A
Squats 3 X 6 – 8
Back Extensions 2 X 10 – 12
Split Squat (Rear Foot Elevated) 2 X 10 – 12
Calf Raise 4 X 8 – 10
Barbell Curl 3 X 8 – 10

Upper Body Workout B
Overhead Barbell Press 3 X 5 – 7
Pull-Ups 3 X 6 – 8
Incline Dumbbell Press 3 X 8 – 10
Seated Cable Row 2 X 8 – 10
Parallel Bar Dips 2 X 10 – 12

Lower Body Workout B
Deadlift 2 X 5
Leg Press 3 X 8 – 10
Leg Curl 3 X 8 – 10
Seated Calf Raise 4 X 10 – 12
Dumbbell Hammer Curl 3 X 8 – 10

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>half body

Tell me, What should I do for routine then?

AxAxAxx

A
Ab wheel rollout 5xF

Goal: skele with abs
Currently: bordering on skinny fat

Add front squats on lower body 2, remove leg press. Remove split squats on lower 1, add RDL or speed deadlifts.

Remove curls on both lower body days, add ab work.

But what about my biceps?

r8 me doods

Monday
>Overhead Press: 3 x 5, dropset 1 x AMRAP
>squats: 3 x 5, dropset 1 x AMRAP
>Weighted Chinup: 3 x 5, dropset 1 x AMRAP
>BB curl: 3 x 10
>DB bench: 3 x 12

Wednesday
>Weighted Dip: 3 x 5, dropset 1 x AMRAP
>Deadlift: ramp up to 1 x 5
>DB row: 3 x 10
>V-bar pushdown: 3 x 10
>Lateral DB raise: 3 x 12

Friday
>Push Press: 3 x 5, dropset 1 x AMRAP
>Front squat: 3 x 5, dropset 1 x AMRAP
>Romanian deadlift: 3 x 10
>Weighted Pullup: 3 x 5, dropset 1 x AMRAP
>DB hammer curl: 3 x 10
>Cable Facepull: 3 x 12

It looks like a beginner routine but it relies on more intermediate movements (weighted chin-ups and weighted dips; two types of squat). If you're a beginner and able to do it properly, it looks very good. I'd replace the dips with bench, and the front squat with lunges, but that's purely personal preference...

Also, I'd aim for 50-100 reps total on each accessory movement (curls, raises, face pulls), since those are done only once a week.

yea its the 70s big routine.
I had been doing alot of volume for the past few months on a hypertrophy specific fullbody routine.
Before that I ran madcow for like 6 months and made a lot of strength gains there. while doing the volume stuff I lost the ability to pull over 4 pl8 or squat over 3.5, so I want to get back there again.

The Linear progression on this program probably wont last long, but Im gonna use it up until its gone

How's my routine?

Monday:
Squat 3x8
Leg press 3x10
Deadline 4x6
Hamstring curl 3x10
Calf raise 2x10

Tuesday:
T-bar row 3x8
Lat pull down 3x10
Bench 3x8
Incline bench 3x10
Dip machine 3x10
Preacher curl 3x10

Wednesday: rest

Thursday:
Squat 3x6
Leg press 2x12
Deadline 3x6
Hamstring curl 2x12
Calf raise 2x10

Friday:
Pull ups AMRAP
Dumbbell row 3x10
Bench press 3x8
Incline bench 3x10
Skullcrusher 3x10
Incline Dumbbell curl 3x10

What do you guys think?

My routine:

100 Push-ups
100 Squats
100 Sit-ups
10K Run

No AC, no heat.
3 meals a day. A banana for breakfast is enough.

>Upper Body

stopped reading there. total garbage that caters to brain dead morons.

>Goal: skele with abs

just start using heroin then.

>4 day "bodybuilder" split
>curls
>machines

horse shit from top to bottom.

fuck off faggot ass weeaboo retard

What do you guys think of this split? pic related
> ABxABxx

>3 × 5

lmao

muscleandbrawn.com/2-day-muscle-strength-building-workout/

I've done this for a coupe of months, but now I'm bored and stalling on bench, ohp and deadlift. My squat always seem to go up no matter what rep scheme or volume I do for them. I can deadlift 340lbs for 8 and that's around my 1rm for squats. My 1rm for bench is 225-235. 5'6" 170lbs. I'm looking for a 2 day split that has a volume and intensity day. I'm tired of doing high reps for everything, I want a day where I ego lift and go low reps

any one else here doing >naturallyenhanced

seenaturally enhanced is a 2 day a week routine one intensity and one volume

>be 134lbs skelly @ 5'10
>5 months of SS and bulking
>up to 158lbs
>bench 125
>ohp 90
>squat 185
>deadlift 240

Are these lifts shit for the amount of time I've been lifting? Should I stay on SS until I get my numbers up?
I'm stalling on OHP, bench, and deads already. Also have to skip squats on most deadlift days because legs are too sore

Push:
Heavy compound BB work: 5x5
Heavy compound DB work: 5x8
Light compound DB work: 3x8
Tricep work

Pull:
Heavy compound BB work: 5x5
Heavy compound DB work: 5x8
Light compound DB work: 3x8
Bicep work

Legs:
Squats and leg press

R8 away m8

L1-U1-c-L2-U2-c-x

>Cardio
warmup mile job
yoga 15 minutes
row machine, elliptical, or swimming 30 minutes

>Lifting warmup
half mile job
10 minutes stretching

>Lower 1:
Squat 4 x 6
Snatch grip deadlift 3x8
Standing calf raise 3x12
Full body row 4x10
Leg raise/decline crunch SS 3x12/3x20

>Upper 1:
Incline DB bench 3x8
Pec fly 3x10
Pullups 3x12
Arnold press 3x8
Dips/DB curls SS 3x12/3x10

>Lower 2:
Deadlift 5-4-3-2-1
Front squat 3x8
Leg curl 3x10
Chinups 3x12
Crunches/scissor kick/plank SS 3x25/30s/90s

>Upper 2:
Bench press 4x6
DB OHP 3x8
Heavy row 3x10
Tricep pushdown 3x10
Incline DB fly/BB 21s SS 3x10/3x

I'm doing this routine, but rather than incline db press and cable crossovers I do dips, is this okay???

Yea, it is very good. It looks similar to Candito's programs.

Okay, ty for the reply man

So I can only access a real gym once a week (lifts in red on the right side of pic). The rest of the days I'm doing pic related pull-up routine with weights in a backpack along with dragon flags and normal lifts with dumbells at home. I've been sticking to the pull-up program for 12 weeks now, just got the dumbells 5 weeks ago. I've been adding 10lbs to the backpack whenever I hit 16 pull-ups max reps. Any advice? How should I revise this plan? Right now its taking around 45-50 minutes to do this routine. For cardio, I run 3 km 5 days a week.

sorry about how autistically this thing is organized