Whats YOUR work out routine? Theres lots of different routines, and opinions about the best way to stay fit. Whats yours? Heres mine: 20-30 Minute jog every morning 5 minute skip rope every morning 15-30 minute speed bag exercise every morning Crunches, pushups every 2nd morning Basically thats all ive been doing, ive been pretty busy so I havent been getting around to my weight routine, but ill be doing it again shortly. When i do, this is what I do(usually every 2nd morning) Bicep curls Dumbell bench press Calf raises, + reverse Hammer curl Front Row Weighted quad and ham lifts Rear delt row lying tricep extensions Shrugs generally i do about 3 sets of 10 reps |
monday: 45am cardio tuesday: heavy legs/ light pull wednesday: 45am cardio thursday: heavy push/abs friday: heavy pull/ light legs saturday: relax sunday: light push/forearms/abs |
Changed my routine abit. I hear squats can damage knees, so I switched to lunges, and my usual quad and ham lifts. |
Quote:
When you go ATG (ass to grass) it takes less pressure off the knees and puts more on the hamstring |
really? i guess it varies with who you talk to then huh? seems everyone has a different oppinion on it. |
day 1 - bench press, deadlift, push press (low reps, lots of sets) day 2 - off/cardio depending how I'm feeling day 3 - squats, straight legged deadlift, calfs (various exercises) day 4 - off/cardio/wakeboarding day 5 - deadlifts, dips, bent over rows, chinups or pullups (weighted) day 6- whatever I feel like I need to work on I'll actually do an isolation day day 7- off/cardio/wakeboarding sometimes I'll change things around a bit if I feel like it but for the most part I prefer to just stick with heavier compound lifts.. |
all compound and bodyweight exercises...no machines mon (shoulders, quads) -bb standing military press -bb upright rows -bb rear delt rows -db swings -bb zercher squats -bb overhead squats tues (traps, core, hamstrings) -db incline shrugs -bb overhead shrugs -bb bent press -turkish get up -bb good mornings -romanian deadlift -zercher deadlift -bb walking lunges weds (triceps, calves, forearms) -bb incline close grip press -wighted dips -db elbows out extension -weighted donkey calf raise -bb squat raise -one hand deadlift -plate pinch curls -weighted towel chinups friday (chest, biceps, quads) -bb incline press -bb floor press -weighted v-dips -one hand bb rows -db incline rows -weighted chinups -atg squats sun (back, calves, forearms) -deadlift -snatch grip deadlift on a block -bb rows -weighted wide grip pullups -weighted donkey calf raise -bb standing calf raise -farmers walk -one hand seated bb wrist curls -plate toss |
Quote:
|
try p90x..its a pretty good workout and guarenteed you'll get results...tryied it for a week and i'm already gettin results..they do like 20 minutes of nonstop ab workout and you'll do around 340 core/ab excercises..i couldn't walk right for the next 2 days after doing it...couldn't even sit without pain. |
one thing I have never been able to get a good answer about is if push press is good for building the shoulder or not.. some ppl say its more of a power movement.. some ppl say it can work well as a mass builder too |
is it normal for my upper back/neck/shoulders to hurt when i do squats? or am i too boney? |
Dunno. Can someone explain to me why squats are better then lunges? dead lifts i kinda wanna stay away from... i use the extention on my bench to work those, so dunt need it.(lay on my stomach, bring my leg backwards) |
push press is an excellent shoulder builder..it allows you to push more weight that the ordinary military press Quote:
|
Why is this even debatable? Lunges is not as EFFECTIVE as squat. Squatting is hard work. It can be uncomfortable, it requires full concentration on the job in hand. Squatting works nearly the whole body - calves, quads, hamstrings, lower back, glutes, abdominals, heart and lungs etc. Because of the degree of difficulty, squats also force your body to release higher amounts of important anabolic hormones, such as testosterone and growth hormone, thus resulting in total body muscle growth. They don't call it the King of ALL exercise for nothing Quote:
|
m-jiu jitsu am, lift pm t-muay thai w-jiujitsu am, lift pm th-muay thai f-muay thai sat- muay thai, jiu jitsu sun- jog with the girl |
Quote:
|
Quote:
|
Quote:
|
i think the OP was asking why squats are better for his knees than lunges. Obviously squats are the better mass builder. |
Exactly. I just want to tone up my legs abit. Not looking to become a body builder lol. Like I said, i do weighted ham and quad raises. But squats and lunges work more of your lower body, as well as those 2 muscles, so I want to include them in my routine. |
what is "tone up".. how the hell do you tone up your legs.. you can only get them bigger or drop the bf% for better definition.. seriously if you're worried about your knee buy some knee wraps.. curious have you ever squatted? |
Monday - Legs - Deadlifts, Side split squats, burpies, roman deadlifts, leg extensions with ball, hamstring curls with ball Tuesday - Shoulders, Biceps and Triceps Wendsday - Back and Core Thursday - Chest and Cardio (usually 30 minutes of swimming Friday - Legs Again I have to make up for 2 months of leg excersizes... have been out with a leg injury. I also play hockey at elast once a week. |
Quote:
and no i have squatted. ive done lunges before. like i said, i want to work an exercise into my routine that works alt of the lower body. but i dont want to fuck my knees up. based on all the comments here, your saying squats are better though... i guess ill switch to them. Im just looking for a clear answer as to why they are better? |
so.. this morning I woke up.. I did squats on Saturday and you wouldnt believe it.. my legs looked like Ronnie Colemans.. but bigger.. dont do squats.. you might get too big |
monday-chest and calves tuesday-back, rear delts and traps wed-legs thursday-shoulders and traps friday-arms every 2nd friday i do deadlifts only and insert bis and tris somewhere throughout the week. exercises vary. squats and deadlifts are the kings of all exercises imo. Lunges can be good but should never be chosen to replace a squat movement. Push presses are absolutely awesome aswell. I never feel a pump in my shoulders like i get with push press and it obviously works the core better than a seated movement. |
All times are GMT -8. The time now is 09:34 AM. |
Powered by vBulletin® Version 3.8.11
Copyright ©2000 - 2024, vBulletin Solutions Inc.
SEO by vBSEO ©2011, Crawlability, Inc.
Revscene.net cannot be held accountable for the actions of its members nor does the opinions of the members represent that of Revscene.net