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  • Sharing my training routine (not boxing)

    I thought of sharing my routine. I feel it's "different" to what I see online so someone might find it useful. I'm ectomorph, 5'9'' tall and started around 133 lbs. Now I'm about 138 lbs. I'll explain how I train and my diet also at the end. My goal is to be around 145 pounds and that's it.

    One month ago I started a training routine made by me. It worked very well for me to get:

    More energy.
    Better posture.
    More strength.
    Better look/more muscle.
    More healthy in general. Helped with anxiety issues and digestive issues I had.
    Train without getting bored and without wasting too much time, which is very important to me. Not to get bored and enjoy it. Leave with a decent pump in all body everytime I train.

    I don't have much free time since I'm a full time worker + student. So I have time to hit the gym once or twice a week for 40 minutes in my lunch time at my job and then once or twice a week I train 30 minutes at home with some dumbells and barbels I have (two 16 pounds dumbells and a 50 pounds barbell). So on each week I train three times a day.

    At the gym I train, in 45 minutes:

    Legs (leg extensions, then femorals, then press machine (no squats, I have weak knees. Very little calves for now)
    Back (pullups and rows)
    Dips
    Abs and lower back.

    The rest times are 30 seconds, not more.

    At home I train with my equipment:

    Biceps
    Triceps
    Shoulders
    And some push ups with close grip.
    Sometimes, abs and lower back.

    One week is:

    Gym
    Home
    Gym

    The other week is

    Home
    Gym
    Home

    But what I do at home, you can do at the gym if you have free time. I will buy heavier equipment so that I can keep progressing at home. Those weights are not too heavy but they are ok for the moment.

    So, I'm not doing squats, bench press or any other weighed exercise that targets directly the chest, and I'm not doing dead lifts. I have weak back, knees and shoulders, so I have to take care of them. I know what works for me.

    I train in the range of 5-12 and sometimes doing 3 sets per exercise, sometimes 4.

    My diet is simple. I only drink water. No other thing. Liquid -> water. I eat rise, chicken, potatoes, veggies, fruits, some red meat too, and I don't abuse wheat. I try to keep wheat low. I also don't drink any dairy products at all since I'm dairy intolerant. Anything that's healthy to eat, I eat. I try to eat natural when possible.

    I also try to ********** less and have less sex. I ejaculate only twice a week, to keep my testosterone high.

    Sometimes, when I do have time, I train 4 times a week. When I do that, it feels even better. But I can't do that every week.

    Feel free to add your comments.
    Last edited by _Maxi; 06-19-2017, 09:23 PM.

  • #2
    You went from 133 to 138 in a month?

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    • #3
      If you're a young guy then you shouldn't have bad back and knees. Strengthen them up by doing dead lifts and squats. Start out real light then gradually progress.

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      • #4
        Just buy yourself a Dip/Pull up tower, and some resistance bands and you're good to go.

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        • #5
          Originally posted by Mr.MojoRisin' View Post
          You went from 133 to 138 in a month?
          Yes. I took this pic after the gym this week:

          http://i.imgur.com/qOy1mnm.jpg
          Originally posted by Mr.MojoRisin' View Post
          If you're a young guy then you shouldn't have bad back and knees. Strengthen them up by doing dead lifts and squats. Start out real light then gradually progress.
          I'm 29 and have a family history of knee/back/shoulder issues. My father had several surgeries in both knees. I only have tendonitis as of now, but I keep it controlled with good shoes and not many knee-destroying exercises.
          Originally posted by Underboss View Post
          Just buy yourself a Dip/Pull up tower, and some resistance bands and you're good to go.
          I will have to abandon dips. They are great, but they are ****ing up my shoulders. So, just like many people, I will have to replace them.

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          • #6
            The reason why I shared my routine is that I feel it's "different" maybe. Interesting for someone. Why? because I don't do bro splits, and I don't do full body routines. I do something in between. Targeting each muscle group 1.5 times each week. Going only 3 times a week to the gym and training for less than 1 hr.

            I won't get superb results, but I don't want them either. I just wanna look a bit better, be a bit stronger and healthier. And be able to accomodate it to my obligations.

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