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korok12
10-11-2012, 11:05 PM
Hi. I worked out a bit in the past, but recently started doing it more seriously.
I am primarily looking to get nice body muscles, not serious powerlifting.

Fist I do bench press 4X8, then butterfly (cables) 4x8, dips 3X whatever I can.
To let muscles rest I do captain's chair leg raise and decline crunches, back extension.
Then I do tricep pulldowns 4x8. Seated cable row 4x8. Then reverse cable curl 4x8 for

brachialis (bicep peak muscle).
Next day I do bicep dumbell curl, arnold shoulder press, and Dumbbell Shrugs all 4x8.

today I did pull ups before dips, and barbell bicep curl in the end and I felt like my

muscles would explode.

I dont do anything for legs because I used to be in track and field athletics and play

soccer, so I dont want my legs to grow even more because finding jeans that would fit my

hips is already problematic.

I do not do squat and deadlift because I used to have problems with my spine and lower

back, most likely because I grew up fast and my back muscles were weak, In past I could

easily get pain from playing volleyball or just wake up with lower back pain , or

sometimes I could not bend forward to tie shoelaces without getting back pain. It went

away after I did some back exersices and swimming, but I sill do not want it to come

back.

I feel like I good 6 pack but I got a little fat there so they dont look all that nice.
My friend suggested that I should sometimes do a lot of reps with lower weight because it will be very energy consuming and help to get rid of that fat. Is that a good way?
What would you suggest?
6.1 feet, 183 pounds. I bench press 80weights +45bar - 125, feel like will be able to do

130 next week. Don't know my rep max because did not have an opportunity to test it yet.

I eat protein powder sometimes but most of the time try to eat natural protein rich food.
For example a can of salmon with pasta after workout gives around 65g of protein (not including breakfast and supper)

Comments, suggestions are very welcome.
Thank you.

Stoneco|d
11-11-2012, 03:43 AM
high rep low weight to lose fat? to lose fat it is through cardio and diet. Plus i can't tell if you are serious or not with this post lol

tex
11-11-2012, 12:14 PM
if your back problems stem from your back being weak....why not strengthen it to fix the problem....neglecting the muscle group will only create a greater muscle imbalance and cause more problems.....in closing, id like to add that the angle of the dangle is inversely proportional to the heat of the beat....

TIMPU
11-11-2012, 06:59 PM
Hello, I am of Rumanian nationality and I lived in France since a few years. I am an amateur national and international competitor (physical appearance(physics) man) esque you can me dir how I could will participate your competition of April 13th, 2013 knowing that I am not resident in France, but I am an athlete who represents France?I AM SADDENED I DOES NOT KNOW WELL HOW TO WRITE ENGLISH
Cordially Ciprian Timpu

TT Eric
11-11-2012, 08:09 PM
Je peux traduire pour toi si tu as besoin.

Eric

Skailes
12-11-2012, 12:49 AM
Hi. I worked out a bit in the past, but recently started doing it more seriously.
I am primarily looking to get nice body muscles, not serious powerlifting.

Fist I do bench press 4X8, then butterfly (cables) 4x8, dips 3X whatever I can.
To let muscles rest I do captain's chair leg raise and decline crunches, back extension.
Then I do tricep pulldowns 4x8. Seated cable row 4x8. Then reverse cable curl 4x8 for

brachialis (bicep peak muscle).
Next day I do bicep dumbell curl, arnold shoulder press, and Dumbbell Shrugs all 4x8.

today I did pull ups before dips, and barbell bicep curl in the end and I felt like my

muscles would explode.

I dont do anything for legs because I used to be in track and field athletics and play

soccer, so I dont want my legs to grow even more because finding jeans that would fit my

hips is already problematic.

I do not do squat and deadlift because I used to have problems with my spine and lower

back, most likely because I grew up fast and my back muscles were weak, In past I could

easily get pain from playing volleyball or just wake up with lower back pain , or

sometimes I could not bend forward to tie shoelaces without getting back pain. It went

away after I did some back exersices and swimming, but I sill do not want it to come

back.

I feel like I good 6 pack but I got a little fat there so they dont look all that nice.
My friend suggested that I should sometimes do a lot of reps with lower weight because it will be very energy consuming and help to get rid of that fat. Is that a good way?
What would you suggest?
6.1 feet, 183 pounds. I bench press 80weights +45bar - 125, feel like will be able to do

130 next week. Don't know my rep max because did not have an opportunity to test it yet.

I eat protein powder sometimes but most of the time try to eat natural protein rich food.
For example a can of salmon with pasta after workout gives around 65g of protein (not including breakfast and supper)

Comments, suggestions are very welcome.
Thank you.I suggest you take the time to have a look around the board as a few of us have already set up a good basic beginners type of workout that you could benefit from as far as your nutrition goes...try and get 30 grams of protein and 30 grams of carbs every 2 hours for now. You can use a protein powder or eggs, meat or chicken for the protein and oats, rice, yams or a little fruit for the carb portion and then go from there. But researching the board will yield a lot of info you can put to use.

TIMPU
12-11-2012, 04:27 PM
Je te remercie eric,
i will thanks

TIMPU
12-11-2012, 04:53 PM
HELLO, Korok12 I AM ACORD WITH YOUR FRIEND THAT YOUR ADVISOR TO MORE REPS 8-12REPERTITIONS AND FOLLOWS THE RECOMMENDED SKAILES

korok12
17-11-2012, 12:42 AM
30 grams of protein every two hours seems quite a lot.
I'll research the board.

Skailes
23-11-2012, 02:08 PM
30 grams of protein every two hours seems quite a lot.
I'll research the board.It's not all that much and it's important to "feed" the muscles and as protein really won't convert to fat it's safe for creating a lean physique, Carbs on the other hand will be stored as fat if there is not need for them for energy, so be careful with overdoing the carbs, fats/EFAs are essential along with protein and of course water for overall health as well as creating a strong muscular physique.

RagingRandy
23-11-2012, 04:30 PM
There are few things graven in stone, except that you have to squat or you're a pussy.
Mark Ripptoe

As was stated work on deficient areas not on what comes easy.

korok12
19-03-2013, 12:46 AM
been a long time. heh. started to squat and deadlift. my back feels good ).