dang! it works for me....ok, heres a copy paste of the layout
Break the exercises down into push/pull method
lets say monday (push)
Bench press
Here how all exercises work,warm up ,add weight that you can do 20-maybe 30 reps,then add more you should be able to do at least 20 reps,now we start adding 5 lbs to each side train to failure, add another 5 to each side repeat, keep adding until you reach a 2 rep max.after that remove 30lbs rep to failure,then remover 5lbs again from each side ,your reps going down you should try to exceed the total you did going up,This is where a training log comes in handy by the time you get to the weight you did 20-30 reps at the start you should be exhausted,you should have done a number 0f 12-15 sets.
Smaller muscles such as tris and Bis will need no more than a total of 8-10 sets done like the above.
So on push day ,you will do
Bench press
Tricep extensions,
Shoulder press
Tues will be pull day exercises done the same way
Lat pull down
seated rows
Bicept curls
the next day is a semi rest day nothing but abs
Leg raises
Crunches
sit ups
Your total reps should reach 500
Thursday
Squats 15 sets as above
Leg curls 12 sets
calf raises 10 sets
later to shock calves get a weight belt and chain and a 45lb plate and do 100 reps for calves,if you have to pause thats ok but no longer than 15 seconds,do this twice.
after you have advanced heres a site to help you switch up your routines
Exercise & Muscle Directory
and for the diet
http://www.elitefitness.com/forum/an...ad-712503.html
any questions ? you know how to contact me.
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