Dumbbell/Barbell Workout Programme
Deadships
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Hey guys. I would just like to ask if any of you can point out to me a Dumbbell+Barbell Workout Programme for Mass building.
I'm currently studying abroad, and finding time to hit a gym is hard, not to mention travelling and all of that. Also I kind of prefer to workout at home, considering I have the necessary equipment (Interchangeable Weight Dumbbells, Barbell & EZ Bar) left behind courtesy of the previous guy who stayed in the house.
I have looked at the Workout Programmes that were recommended, but most of them require a Gym environment unfortunately (Heavy weights for Squats, Pull-Up bars, Dips etc). Thanks in advance!
I'm currently studying abroad, and finding time to hit a gym is hard, not to mention travelling and all of that. Also I kind of prefer to workout at home, considering I have the necessary equipment (Interchangeable Weight Dumbbells, Barbell & EZ Bar) left behind courtesy of the previous guy who stayed in the house.
I have looked at the Workout Programmes that were recommended, but most of them require a Gym environment unfortunately (Heavy weights for Squats, Pull-Up bars, Dips etc). Thanks in advance!
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Not speaking from experience, because I haven't tried it myself, but I've heard GREAT things about Strong Lift 5X%, and skimming over it, it sure looks like an effective program to me: https://stronglifts.com/5x5/0
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Don't know how it works for "mass building" but you could check out Maxworkouts by shin otake. You can so all of his workouts at home with barbells or Dumbbells.0
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Hi all, thanks for the replies. The 5x5 looks good. However I don't have rack to play the barbell on to perform squats etc. I'll try to figure a way out for that. And Maxworkouts requires me to pay 40$, which I'm not sure if I'm willing to do that. No idea if it will even work for me...0
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Hi all, thanks for the replies. The 5x5 looks good. However I don't have rack to play the barbell on to perform squats etc. I'll try to figure a way out for that. And Maxworkouts requires me to pay 40$, which I'm not sure if I'm willing to do that. No idea if it will even work for me...
If you have access to a home improvement store/lumber yard and are any bit handy check out Google or Pinterest for ideas on building your own rack.1
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