(Increase weight with each set) Your final set should be 80% of your max lifting capability. Each set should be about five reps. Use a partner, or a Smith machine if all possible. A partner can give you great motivation to push out that last rep, and can prevent you from becoming a squashed pancake.
Day 1--Chest and Abs
*Flat bench - 5 sets
*Incline bench - 5 sets
*Dumbell flys - 5 sets
*Ab crunches - 3 sets (Your own fitness level will tell you how many)
*Side latterals with weights (great for those love handles)
Day 2--off
Day 3--Shoulders and Calves
*Side shoulder raises (use less weight on front and side shoulder raises.)
*Front shoulder raises
*Military press
*Shoulder shrugs
*Standing calve raises with weights
(Be sure to get a good stretch at the top and bottom. Quality not quanity is what we are looking for.)
Day 4--off
Day 5--Biceps and Triceps
*Standing curls (Dumbells)
*Preacher curls (dumbells)
*Standing curls (straight bar)
*Cable curl (if possible)
*Standing tricep extentions (with curl bar)
*Tricep push downs (with cables. If you are working at home, just grab a chair, and have someone push down on your shoulders as you push up.
Tricep extensons (with barbells)
Day 6--legs
*Squats (a simple change in the position of the legs will alter the muscles being worked.)
*Hack squats
*Leg extenions
*Leg curls
*Lunges
Day 7--off
Keep a book of the weight you are lifting per week. Try to increase the weight slowly from week to week. Your muscles will adapt and grow stronger as the weight increases.
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