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Planning Your Day to Day Workout Program - Part 4

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Weight Lifting Workout Routine for Weeks 2, 4, and 6

In previous part, I posted my workouts for weeks 1, 3, and 5. Below I will post my workout routines for weeks 2, 4, and 6. There's not too much difference between the odd and even week workouts, with the main differences being a few different exercises performed.

(Monday - legs)

Exercise Week 2 Week 6
Squats
3 X 6 (355lbs) 3 X 5 (385)
Leg press
3 X 6 (615) 3 X 6 (645)
Straight (Stiff) Leg Deadlift
2 X 6 (235) 2 X 6 (245)
Leg curls
2 X 6 (100) 2 X 6 (100)
Standing calf raises
3 X 10 (230) 3 X 12 (250)
Leg Press calf raises
3 X 10 (405) 3 X 12 (405)

 

(Tuesday - chest)

Exercise Week 2 Week 6
Bench Press
3 X 5, 5, 4 (225) 3 X 5  (225)
Incline Dumbbell Press
2 X 4 (90, 85's) 2 X 5 (90)
Hammer str. Decline
3 X 6, 6, 5 (270) 3 X 6 (290)

 

(Wednesday - Back)

Exercise Week 2 Week 6
Weighted Chin ups

3 X 15, 10, 10, 10, 5 (body weight) 3 X 10, 8, 6, 6
(body + 25lbs)
Bent over barbell rows
3 X 6 (185) 3 X 6(205)
Shrugs
3 X 6 (275) 3 X 6 (315)
Seated rows 2 X 6 (180) 2 X 6 (180)
Close grip pull downs n/a 2 X 6 (160)

 

(Thursday - Shoulders)

Exercise Week 2 Week 6
Military press
3 X 5 (175) 3 X 5 (185, 185, 175)
Arnold press
3 X 5 (50's) 3 X 5 (50)
Bent over flies
3 X 8 (25's) 3 X 8 (25)
Side laterals
3 X 6 (25's) 3 X 6 (30)
Standing calf raises
3 x 10 (200) 3 x 15 (200)
Seated calf raises
2 X 10 (145) 3 X 12 (145)

 

(Friday - Biceps & Triceps)

Exercise Week 2 Week 6
Barbell curls
3 X 5 (105lbs) 3 X 4 (115)
Close grip bench press
3 X 6 (195) 3 X 6 (195)
Seated dumbbell curls

3 X 4 (40)

3 X 5 (45's)
Triceps press downs
3 X 6 (150) 3 X 6 (150)
Hammer curls
2 X 6 (40) 3 X 6 (40)
Kick backs
2 X 6 (30) 2 X 6 (30)

 

That pretty much sums up my 6 week workout routine. The odd and even weeks are mostly similar, here are the major differences:

Mondays: not much difference here, other than the last exercise done where seated calf raises are done on odd weeks, and leg press calf raises are done on even weeks.

Tuesdays: on odd weeks, incline dumbbell press is done first, followed by flat dumbbell press, and then weighted dips. On even weeks, flat bench press is done first, followed with incline dumbbell press, and then hammer strength declines.

Wednesday: the major difference for back days is that deadlifts are done on odd weeks, and weighted chin ups are done on even weeks, with the rest of the exercises being quite similar. Because deadlift is such a demanding lift, other heavy lifts like barbell rows and shrugs are done on even weeks, when there is no deadlifting.

Thursday: the key compound lifts for odd weeks are seated dumbbell presses, and military presses, and for even weeks, its military press, and arnold presses. During week 2 of the weight lifting routine, I added in 2 calf exercises on shoulder days - since my shoulder days didn't take too long, and I felt I needed to put some more workload on my calves.

Friday: the exercises done on fridays are pretty much the same for odd and even weeks, with one or two minor different exercises done for variation.

>> Continue to part 5 (legs workout)

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