Routines thread

Hey, just feel like posting my routine and asking for input, so this might as well be a routine thread. Post current stats and how long youve been doing it too.

Monday (chest, tris)
-5 sets of 3 to 5 reps of flat dumbbell press
-3 sets of 6 to 8 incline bench press
-3 sets of 8 to 10 weighted dips
-3 sets of 8 to 10 flyes (mostly for the nice finishing pump)
-a final set of as many pushups I can do (normally 15 to 20 after the above)

Wednesday (back and bis)
-5 sets of 5 reps deadlifts (first two are warmup)
-3 sets of 8 to 10 reps weighted pullups
-3 sets of 8 to 10 reps dumbbell curls
-3 sets of 8 to 10 reps cable or dumbbell flyes (interchange every now and then)

Friday (legs and abs)
-5 sets of 5 reps squats (first 2 warmup)
-3 sets of 10 reps calf raises
-3 sets of 8 to 10 reps incline weighted situps
-one plank as long as possible
-sometimes finish off with some forearm stuff, deadhangs or farmers walks

Besides that, just cardio on the off days

Stats:
- dumbbell press 85lb each hand
- deadlift 275lb (just started again after doing rack pulls for a long time)
-squat 245lb

Any other weights feel free to ask, and yea I include the bar. Ive always felt like it should be included since its still weight that youre lifting. Been working out for about 3 years now, on and off because i travel to work regularly and finding a gym can be difficult. Been doing this particular routine for just about 3 weeks

Looking for any opinions on this

PPL twice a week starting with legs

Legs A:
>squats 3x5
>RDL 3x8
>seated calf raises 3x15
>donkey raises 3x20

Pull A:
>pendlay rows 3x8
>weighted pull ups 3x5
>seated cable rows 3x8
>ez bar rev curl 3x8
>barbell overhand finger curls 3x10
>ez bar curl wide 3x8
>ab wheel 3x15

Push A:
>flat bench 3x5
>ohp 3x8
>incline bench 3x5
>rope pushdown 3x8
> teacups (weighted side bends?) 3x12 each side

Legs B:
>front squat 3x8
>leg extensions 3x12
>ham curls 3x8
>seated calf raises 3x15
>donkey raises 3x20

Pull B:
>deadlift 2x5
>lat pulldown 3x8
>seated cable row 3x8
>ez bar rev curl 3x8
>barbell shrugs 3x8
>ez bar curl wide 3x8
>hanging leg raise 3x12

Push B:
>ohp 3x5
>dumbbell flys 3x8
>skull crushers 3x8
>rear delt raises 3x8
>ab wheel 3x15

Stats (in lbs):
>OHP: 145
>Bench: 210
>Squat: 290
>Deadlift: 320

Doing pic related for the moment. I've tried doing the Hepburn method for all the main 4 before hand but that was making the sessions too long (>1h20).

Anyways, feels great. Usually do either face pulls or hanging leg raises in rest pauses. Hope this will suffice for shoulders and abs assistance.

Oldfag here, need to lighten up so I'm doing a slightly modified Daniel Craig workout:

Every morning:
20 minutes yoga
3 mile jog

Mon/Fri (light weight aerobic circuit):
3 circuits of
Clean & press x 8
Chinups x 10
Weighted step-ups x 10
Incline pushup x 20
(Friday: Bench press x 12)
Dips x 15
Hanging leg raise x 15
(Monday: BB 21s)

Tuesday:
DB bench press 4 x 10
Cable fly 4 x 10
Weighted dips 3 x 10
Tricep pushdown 4 x 10
L sits 3 x F

Wednesday:
Squats 4 x 8
Calf raise 4 x 10
Box jumps 4 x 10
DB OHP 4 x 8
Battle ropes 3 x 60s / Ab roller 3 x 15 SS

Thursday:
Pullups 4 x 10
Snatch grip DL 3 x 8
Cable row 4 x 8
DB curls 4 x 8
Reverse grip BB row 3 x 10

Saturday:
45 minutes swimming

Sunday:
Rest

Hope you're getting enough protein to support that 3 mile jog.


Also for anyone else here, MONDAY IS FUCKING CHEST DAY.


What's your calorie intake per day? 3 days per week seems to work for some people, but I have to go 5 to stay toned. Might actually cut calories and to 3 days per week.

>Hope you're getting enough protein to support that 3 mile jog.
I'm on dat manlet time so all I need is an extra 25g and I'm covered. I have BCAA before my run and either mix a scoop of whey with my oats or eat a protein bar with breakfast and I'm set.

>Also for anyone else here, MONDAY IS FUCKING CHEST DAY.
I love how normalized this is and I deliberately programmed my workout schedule to avoid fighting for the equipment associated with bro split days.

This is my custom ass routine for beginners (aka me)

2.5 per session on upper body lifts and 5 for lower
Maybe more for deadlifts

Critique?

Im 20, 6 foot. Intake is about 2500 which is my maintenance but i live a very busy lifestyle so its tough to choose what i eat sometimes. Planning to cut carbs and run more through the summer

>Also for anyone else here, MONDAY IS FUCKING CHEST DAY.
Training the most popular lift (bench) on the day the gym is most full of normies.

It's like you don't even want gains.

G
T I T S
F
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It's the proper way to start the week bro.
> dat manlet time
Wut? Is this a new meme? Either way, you're probably burning actual muscle when running. Literally does nothing for you. Want to burn fat? Stair steppers keeping your heartbeat between 125-140BPM for 30-45 minutes.

See what I said above about running. You will end up burning muscle if your diet isn't 100% on point (which it never is). I live a busy lifestyle too but my cardio amount reflect on my calorie intake.. if that makes sense.

Do you want a flat chest while everyone else is pumped up?

Yea, stair steppers sound interesting, idk. Ive never been too lean, but i think its mostly because i have a hard time keeping total control of my diet

>Do you want a flat chest while everyone else is pumped up?
> implying I even go to the gym mondays

Day A
3x5 heavy squats
3xfailure weighted chinups
3x heavy farmer walk
2x5 deadlift
Variation jump rope

Day B
100 meter dash x 5
Varius calisthenics

Day C
5x5 squats
5x5 bench
3x8 bent-over rows
3x5 deadlift

ABCxABCx

Bump

I made this in Excel. Plate math cause I'm literally retarded.
It's just PPLPPLX though.

So retarded I didn't even post my own version.

I just hurt my back thinking i could do chin-ups with proper form when in fact I am retarded and 100 % DYEL, so I'm gonna start Scooby's beginners program:

Mon, Wed, Fri:
>15 min cardio
>15 min as many crunches as possible, as many pushups as possbie, as many pull-ups with a chair as possible, 60 sec rest, repeat

Other days
>30 min cardio

Bumpo

xABxCDx

Upper Power - 3x5
Bench 3x5
Inc. DB Press 3x12
Bent Over Row 3x5
Lat pull down 3x12
OHP 3x5
Chin Ups 3xF
Face Pulls 3x12

Lower Power - 3x5
Deadlift 3x5
Leg Press 3x12
Front Squat 3x5
Hack Squat 3x12
Calf Raise and Shrug SS 3x12
Planks 3xF
Ab Wheel 3x12

Upper Hyp - 3x12
Bench 3x12
Seated cable row 3x12
Lat Raise 3x12
Pullups 3xF
Bicep 21's / Hammer curls 3x12
Tricep pushdown 3x12

Lower Hyp - 3x12
Squat 3x5
Romanian Deadlift 3x12
Leg Curl 3x12
Hip Thrust 3x12
Planks 3xF
Hanging Leg Raises 3xF
Ab Wheel 3x12

Heavy squats + deadlifts, then sprints, and then squats and deads again, three days in a row twice a week? you don't think you're overdoing something a lil bit?

Pretty basic, but I love it:

A:
Deadlift 3x3
Bench 6x3 finishing with 3 drop-sets
Sandbag carries 4x30 meters

B:
Front squats 6x3
Weighted pull ups 6x3
Snatch press 4x6
Barbell rows 3 drop-sets

Three times a week, AxBxAxxBxAxBxx etc.
Cardio is 5km bike to and from gym, uphill one way :^)

r8&88

bump

what do you think about doing light maxes before the workout sets? My actual workout would be:
A:
working up to 90-95% 1RM then 3x8 for squat and bench
pendlay rows 3x8
curls 2x8

B:
working up to 90-95% 1RM then 2x5 for deadlift and 3x8 for OHP
chin ups 3 sets to failure
something for abs

What do y'all think about this routine? 5kg per week on lowerbody/2.5kg per week on upperbody

Anyone have a good routine that can be done with only a pull up bar and dumbells?

how heavy are the dumbbells?

adjustable, each up to 40, but I can buy heavier If I get to that point

Rolling for daily push ups

God dammit

I've been doing ICF for a few weeks now. I'm wondering about changing it a little so that I hit my arms more often as I think they're falling behind & I want bigger arms.

Current

>Day A

>Squats 5x5
>Bench 5x5
>Bent over rows 5x5
>Shrugs 3x10
>Curls 3x8
>Cable pushdowns 3x8

>Day B
>Squat 5x5
>OHP 5x5
>Bent over rows 5x5
>Close grip bench 3x8
>Curls 3x8
>Hyperextensions 2x10

AxBxAxx
BxAxBxx

I want to move the curls, close grip bench and pushdowns to a different day, let's call it C, and go

ACBCACx
BCACBCx

Or have the rest day somewhere else, basically hitting arms 3 days a week.

Thoughts?

Bump

switch to incline db curls, db close grip bench, and add dips on day b (3x12) and pull ups (to failure)
dont add a day c that's retarded. i really only isolate my biceps and triceps twice a week each and have noticed improvments. the quality of your reps is probably shit and you are probably just flailing your arms around.

pull ups on day a*

What's the best 4 day routine after SS?

Bored of SS and have disproportionate squat compared to other lifts

I'm doing Hepburn method as posted here , I enjoy it very much. Another good choice would be candito lp I think.

Do PHUL

Looks boring af
What about PHUL?

Just saw that LOL

Well, I rather do few exercises for many heavy reps than doing lots of exercises for light or medium reps, but ymmv. Phul is good too.

Cool thanks.
Everything I do is with a barbell right now, should I switch normal bench and rows to dumbbell instead?

And shrugs

>run a fuck ton, do hillsprints too
>At least 100 push-ups errday, chest hits floor and all the way up, varied progressions
>3x a week do 100 pullups, 200 situps, 3 sets of 21s, and either a fuck ton of Archer and diamond push-ups or a deck of cards of normal push-ups
>Don't eat enough
Still getting shredded abs, wide shoulders and a nice chest. Need to eat a lot more and stop running so much tho, thinking of taking it down to 3 5ks a week and 2 sessions of hill sprints. Don't pay for a gym aswell, which is a plus. I also work construction but that is a fucking joke(manual labor isn't as many as it is made up to be, just a bunch of fat retards trying to avoid work for 8-12 hours) and just motivation for me to go to college.

nah keep your normal bench and bent over rows on bb
shrugs is up to you, i personally find them more effective in db

If you're natty, full body 3 days a week is superior.

Run Jason Blaha ice cream fitness program. Youll get way better results

oh and I forgot.
3 sets for pullups.
do them weighted if you can and then superset non-weighted.

only reason why is suggested to switch from bb close grip to db close grips is because bb close grips is just a really unnatual position to be in. db is much better for close grip, hold them horizontally when you do it.

IMO you should add something for shoulders. In Day A since you need more volume if you want to improve on ohp I would do dumbell ohp 4x8-12 .

>routine
SL 5x5
on tuesdays i do 5x3 weighted chin-ups and a light squat like a goblet squat or zercher squat and farmer's walks.
on thursdays i do body weight chin-ups and body-weight dips and farmer's walks

Great thanks lads