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One of the best exercises that I have found for back, other then the ones that you have already mentioned above, is Chinups. I usually start my back routine off with Chins; 3 sets to failure. It is a great way to warm up the back and really is great for builiding the Lats, forearms, and bicepts. Once you can do 3 sets of 10lbs add some weight. You can use a medicine ball between the knees, a DB held by your feet, or a weight belt.
Other then the Chins, routine looks good.
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Weight Training Program – Semester 1, 2007:
Week 1, Day 1 – Chest/Triceps Bench Press (Barbell) Incline Bench (Dumbbell) Narrow Bench Weighted Dips Week 1, Day 2 – Back/Biceps Lat Pulldown Weighted Chin Ups (Underhand) T-Bar Rows Preacher Curls Week 1, Day 3 – Legs/Shoulders Back Squats Seated Shoulder Press (Dumbbell) Lunges (Dumbbell) Leg Press Week 2, Day 1 – Chest/Triceps Bench Press (Dumbbell/Barbell) Incline Bench (Barbell/Dumbell) Weighted Dips Tricept Push Downs Week 2, Day 2 – Back/Biceps V-Grip Lat Pulldown Bent-Over Rows (Overhand) T-Bar Rows Seated Dumbbell Curls Week 2, Day 3 – Legs/Shoulders Back Squats Military Press Hamstring Curls Leg Press I've made a few changes to my routine for the first semester of 2007. Here are my stats current PB's across a couple of exercises: Height - 180ish cm Current Weight - 63.7kg Back Squat - 125 kilos x 5 reps Bench Press - 100 kilos x 4 reps Incline Bench - 45 kilo dumbbells x 5 reps Last edited by SunnyInc.; 01-30-2008 at 04:30 PM. |
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