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  • #11
    Just increase the size of the meals you are eating and do as many pushups, situps, dips, chin ups etc as you can everyday

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    • #12
      Originally posted by Phenomkidd View Post
      This is for building strength, its a good base.




      Rippetoe's, Starting Strength

      What is it?
      Rippetoes is a strength program designed by Mark Rippetoe. It is designed mainly for beginners to give them a good strength base.

      Who can benefit from it?
      Though Rippetoe's is aimed at beginners, anyone can truly benefit from it.

      Can I gain mass while on Rippetoe's?
      Yes. The routine is aimed towards strength, but you can still make gains off of it so long as you're eating enough.

      How much strength can I gain on this program?
      You should be getting noticably stronger each workout. Aim to put 2.5 lbs
      atleast on the bar each workout. If you absolutely can't add weight, do the weight you did last workout and move up the next.

      Is Rippetoe's for everyone?
      No. Most everyone can benefit from this, but for those who can't, look into one of the beginner routines posted in a sticky.

      So here it is.

      *do the SAME weight for all 3 sets

      Workout A:
      Squat-3x5
      Bench Press-3x5
      Deadlift-1x5
      *2x8 Dips

      Workout B:
      Squat-3x5
      Standing Military Press-3x5
      Power Cleans(or Bent Over Barbell Rows)-3x5
      *2x8 Chinups(palms facing you)

      Week 1:
      Day 1: Workout A
      Day 2: Rest
      Day 3: Workout B
      Day 4: Rest
      Day 5: Workout A
      Day 6: Rest
      Day 7: Rest

      Week 2
      Day 1: Workout B
      Day 2: Rest
      Day 3: Workout A
      Day 4: Rest
      Day 5: Workout B
      Day 6: Rest
      Day 7: Rest

      Rotate between weeks 1 & 2.
      I wouldn't recommend a 5x5 at his age. That's just my opinion.

      To the TS, stick to bodyweigt exercises for now (pull ups, cruches/situps, push-ups, bodyweight squats, hyperextensions, neck raises)

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      • #13
        So what about the running? 3 miles is a pain in the ass should I be doing 3?

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        • #14
          Originally posted by xxMidgetxx View Post
          So what about the running? 3 miles is a pain in the ass should I be doing 3?
          You don't have to go all out. Build yourself into it.

          It's going to take time. Getting in peak shape is marathon, not a sprint.

          Again build yourself into it gradually.

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