IF YOU WANT TO MAKE PROGRESS, THE MOST IMPORTANT THING YOU SHOULD DO IS TO TAKE YOUR LEGS WITH YOU.
- ten minutes of abdominal exercises
- four sets of neck pulls
- three sets of back bends
- four sets of Butterfly
- four sets of bench presses
- four sets of incline bench presses
- four sets of barbell curls
- three sets of tricep presses
- three sets of overhead tricep extensions
- two sets of curls on the machine
I need 70 to 90 minutes for this workout. Is my program correct or should I train certain muscle groups on different days? Maybe you can recommend a nutritional supplement?
ANSWER
Let's start with training: your program is not really useful - neither for a beginner nor for an advanced lifter and especially not for someone like you who has been lifting weights for three years!
- You don't train your legs!
- The exercise order is wrong!!
- You are missing proper back training!
- You're doing way too many sets!
- Monday: Chest, triceps
- Tuesday: Legs, calves
- Wednesday: Break
- Thursday: shoulders, stomach
- Friday: Back, biceps
- Saturday: Break
- Sunday: Break
Train in a range of eight to twelve reps per set. You may also like the ?Hatfield program?, which is described in the article about the different TRAINING METHODS A workout should not last longer than 60 minutes to remain in an anabolic phase and avoid catabolic processes. Do not do more than ten sets for large muscle groups such as chest, shoulders, legs and back, and no more than six for small ones such as biceps, triceps, calves and stomach.
- 80g MALTO 95 (Maltodextrin)
- 40g TRIPLE WHEY
- 7 capsules ANABOLIC BCAA +
- 5g PURE CREATINE
As for creatine, the daily amount you are taking is way too high. Instead, take five grams per day - as already explained, immediately after training. Products like PURE CREATINE contain creatine in its highest purity. This means that it has an excellent effect even in a small dosage of five grams per day.