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    From Flat To Bumpy

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    well i've been training for a long while now but most of the time was just doin things completly wrong.
    its only in the last two and half months that i'm starting to do things correct and seeing the difference.
    well i'm 6foot tall and weigh 90kg(from 85kg 3 months ago).the only supplaments i'm using are only pre workout
    pumping ones(vasotropin,c4 or jacked)although nearly a week ago i started taking creatine to gain 5 more kg.
    in the last two months i've gained 5kg of muscle and its noticable even to the people that i see every day
    so i thought i'd start this journal and hopefully with some advice and tips from here make thing work.
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    Excellent! I'm in for some progress!!!!

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    today was shoulders
    for every muscle group i've created a routine to hit the muscle from every angle
    and every set lasts at least 35sec or more so
    this was today

    5sets X 10reps x 20kg db press(sitted warm up)
    5sets x 15reps x 5kg one arm lateral low pulley raises
    5sets x 10reps x10kg (i dont know to call this exersize)arms at 90degrees(half mummer curl) and you open your arms outwards
    5sets x10reps x15kg low pulley cable rear raises
    5sets x10reps x10kg db side raises
    5sets x10reps x10kg db front raises
    5sets x 10reps x30kg bb press
    it takes me about an hour and 15 mins for all these and its very exhausting and its really painful for the next 24-48 hours later

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    try this out worked amazing for me its a killer sheer killer!! BUILD YOUR BEAST: Shoulders - YouTube

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    Wow that looked like a killer indeed.i'll try it and see how far can i go
    thanks

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    lolol a use 7kg DB its mega hard!

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    Quote Originally Posted by Lenny89 View Post
    try this out worked amazing for me its a killer sheer killer!! BUILD YOUR BEAST: Shoulders - YouTube
    I def want to try this either this week or next on my shoulder day to mix it up a little bit. Looks tough as hell

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    so today was chest day
    Vasotropin,CreatineX4 and C4Extreme is what i've been using
    I got Vasotropin last week and sort of took a while for it to have effect(dont know why) but
    it came as a shock when i saw that the volume of my chest blew up without realizing and i was smiling by my self like stupid.
    so here goes
    incline db press
    10x30kg
    10x30kg
    10x30kg
    10x26kg
    15x22kg
    incline db flyes
    13x18kg
    10x18kg
    10x18kg
    20x12kg
    machine decline press
    15x50kg
    15x50kg
    13x50kg
    10x50kg
    8x50kg
    cable flyes
    10x12.5kg
    10x12.5kg
    10x12.5kg
    10x10kg
    9x10kg
    at this point i was almost exhausted but managed 5 more sets
    low pulley cable fyes
    10x7.5kg
    10x7.5kg
    overhead db raises
    6x22kg
    6x22kg
    6x22kg
    the weights are light because i'm trying to keep the form correctly
    now if anyone has any routines or tips i can try you're most welcome to write em down

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    Ridiculous volume bro!!!!! Nice!

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    thanks mate but i'm still miles away from you guys

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    wright yesterday was arms day but i had only an hour before i went to work.
    usually i do bi n tri together to get the,what i call "gorrilla arms" effect(when your arms get so pumped that u
    cant close em all the way).
    so here goes:
    warm up
    cable bar curls
    20x15kg
    15x15kg
    12x15kg
    Hummer db curls(this is a double set where I do a set with the heavy followed by a set of light ones
    without rest)
    10x20kg----8x12kg
    10x20kg----8x12kg
    10x20kg----8x12kg
    10x20kg----8x12kg
    10x20kg----8x12kg this set is a killer as it makes the vanes properly pop up
    overhead db raises(tri)
    15x32kg
    10x32kg
    10x32kg
    10x32kg
    10x32kg
    EZ bar wide grip
    15x20kg
    10x20kg
    10x20kg
    10x20kg
    8x20kg
    rope pull down(tri)
    this set i do really slow taking nearly a minute per set
    15x20kg
    10x20kg
    10x20kg
    10x20kg
    8x20kg
    seated db curls(with the bench around 20degrees back)
    10x14kg
    10x14kg
    10x14kg
    the next one is one long set of concetration curls with your elbow on the inner part of your knee.(i think you all know)
    so this is 6 sets of 10 reps on each hand alternating without resting time in between obviously and what i do is mix hummer
    curls and normal curls alternating them one after each other using a 10kg db.
    so :10normal curls on both arms followed by
    10hummer on both arms too
    until 6 sets are completed on each arm.

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    yesterday I trained my back for the first time ever so the weights are really light.
    so here goes:
    bar cable row
    15x20kg
    15x20kg
    15x20kg
    15x20kg
    15x20kg
    15x20kg
    15x20kg
    15x20kg
    15x20kg
    15x20kg
    deadlifts
    10x50kg
    10x50kg
    10x50kg
    10x50kg
    10x50kg
    8x55kg
    8x55kg
    8x55kg
    6x70kg
    6x70kg
    hyper extentions
    8x5sets
    and than i did another 30-40 mins catch-up session of
    light weight high rep routines on shoulders,chest and arms

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    Deadlifts are a major exercise. Glad to see you are doing them. Many tend to do the deadlift first on their back day since it hits so much at once. You'll want all of your energy to go towards that. In the future if you need to fine tune things that can change, but its just a friendly suggestion

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    i see i see,it was my first time tho and the pain on my back has left me moving like disable.
    i guess the price for doin them now instead of starting them so late.
    and yeah sure any tips and sugestions are always welcome
    Last edited by Tonydpp; 04-11-2012 at 05:25 AM.

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    My advice....cut your volume....IMO you are really overdoing volume and doing too light of weight...at least on deadlift for sure. Do 3 maybe 4 sets if reps are higher than 8 or 10...but dont try to kill yourself with 85 reps per move.

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