Ok i have flexible bench, long bar and short bar, dumbles, leg ext/curl bench and multi machine for shoulders, back and chest
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Do you have a power rack for squatting? If not you can get some cheap squat stands, or you can build some. But a bar and weights is all you really need. Like I said I feel the push, pull, legs is a great routine. Everyone will have a different twist on it, but I like to keep everything simple and effective. Pick 3-4 compound moves and throw in 1-2 iso moves as a finisher. So Id do.
Monday- push,
Flat bench 3 sets of 8-12 reps
Incline press 3 sets 12 reps
Shoulder press 3 sets 12 reps
Dips or skull crushers 3x 12+
Chest flys 3x 15+
Abs
Wednesday- pull
Barbell rows 3x 8-12
Pull ups 3x12
Dead lift 4x 10, 5, 3, 12+
Shruggs 3x12
Barbell curl 3x 15+
Abs
Friday-legs
Back squat 4x10
Front squat 3x15
Good mornings 3x20
Lunges 3x20
Hamstring curl 3x30
Calf raise 3x failure
Abs
Id stick with these reo ranges for 4-6 weeks then Id change. As you become more advanced, your going to have to switch things up more frequently to keep shocking your body. For instance, do a 3 week wave of low reps in the 3-8 rep range, then another wave of high reps. You can also switch conventional deads with stiff legs, or block pulls etc. Switch barbell bench with db bench. For awhile every 6-8 weeks is fine. Once you get more advanced, over 90+ kg, you could go 3 days on 2 days off to increase frequency. But for now keep it simple, train, eat, and rest.
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