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killa in manila

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karma to those who help out
i need a training split for a beginer and for an older man(about 50). can someone give an example,maybe a 4 day split,thanks alot .
 
what are their goals?

i think 5x5 would work well for both strength and size
 
i still think 5x5 would work for both. the older guy might want to do more cardio, such as swimming or racquetball; something he enjoys
 
I do this, you might like it

Monday - chest
Tues - legs
Wed - off
thurs - back
fri - shoulders


weekend off
 
B-fold had a post about this a couple of weeks ago. I can't remember the name of the thread but you might try searching back for it. It was about training a middle aged person who hasn't trained before.

Cheers,
Scotsman
 
ok lets say you're a trainer and an older man comes to you and says he wants to start training just to get in shape,what are the "easy" routines that you would recomend?
i don't think that squats would be one of them or deadlifts.
just a basic workout,what would you give him for chest, back ,legs....thanks alot,karma to those who help!
 
HST is great for older people:
1) No failure training
2) Low volume (as low as 1 set/exercise)
3) Includes high-rep work to prevent joint injuries
4) Whatever exercises they feel comfortable doing

www.hsnhst.com

-casualbb
 
For a beginner dont worry too much about arms. Just get compound exercises down, form wise. Biceps will be worked with back and triceps will get hit with chest/shoulders. If really necessary add a set of curls on back day and a set of extensions on chest day
 
Compound exercises are exercises that don't really isolate muscles, they hit alot of groups together and are great for building mass. Such as.. Bench Press, Squat, Deadlift! ;)
 
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