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LaSebaya19
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Hey Everyone,
I will be starting the gym very soon but I have no idea Set to Rep ratio. I am not trying to bulk up or build huge muscles. I am a stocky guy already. Just want to be stronger, have some moderate definition and not look to jacked. Should I do 1 body part a day? Which body parts should work out more then once a week? Thank You MFP Family
I will be starting the gym very soon but I have no idea Set to Rep ratio. I am not trying to bulk up or build huge muscles. I am a stocky guy already. Just want to be stronger, have some moderate definition and not look to jacked. Should I do 1 body part a day? Which body parts should work out more then once a week? Thank You MFP Family
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Should I do 1 body part a day? - Absolutely not.
Which body parts should work out more then once a week? - All of them.
Here's a link to a whole range of programs......
https://community.myfitnesspal.com/en/discussion/10332083/which-lifting-program-is-the-best-for-you/p1
Remember to factor in what time you can commit to training, what equipment you have access to and also for adherence - the training style you will enjoy (or at least be prepared to endure).
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Full body M-W-F and something you love in between
For a beginner, I would do 1 set (12-15) reps for your 1st 2 weeks. Then build, maybe 2 sets for the next 2-3 weeks, and build from there until 3 sets. After that, you can add weight.2 -
Should I do 1 body part a day? - Absolutely not.
Which body parts should work out more then once a week? - All of them.
Here's a link to a whole range of programs......
https://community.myfitnesspal.com/en/discussion/10332083/which-lifting-program-is-the-best-for-you/p1
Remember to factor in what time you can commit to training, what equipment you have access to and also for adherence - the training style you will enjoy (or at least be prepared to endure).
All of that^^1 -
Should I do 1 body part a day? - Absolutely not.
Which body parts should work out more then once a week? - All of them.
Here's a link to a whole range of programs......
https://community.myfitnesspal.com/en/discussion/10332083/which-lifting-program-is-the-best-for-you/p1
Remember to factor in what time you can commit to training, what equipment you have access to and also for adherence - the training style you will enjoy (or at least be prepared to endure).
yup.1 -
Should I do 1 body part a day? - Absolutely not.
Which body parts should work out more then once a week? - All of them.
Here's a link to a whole range of programs......
https://community.myfitnesspal.com/en/discussion/10332083/which-lifting-program-is-the-best-for-you/p1
Remember to factor in what time you can commit to training, what equipment you have access to and also for adherence - the training style you will enjoy (or at least be prepared to endure).
yup.
Yup,Yup!!!1 -
LaSebaya19 wrote: »Hey Everyone,
I will be starting the gym very soon but I have no idea Set to Rep ratio. I am not trying to bulk up or build huge muscles. I am a stocky guy already. Just want to be stronger, have some moderate definition and not look to jacked. Should I do 1 body part a day? Which body parts should work out more then once a week? Thank You MFP Family
Let me rephrase the answers I am looking for. I want to work out Monday to Friday. I would like to know how many sets and Reps each exercise I should do? NOT looking for crazy bulb as am a big guy already,just to be more muscular/leaner... what body parts should I do on specific days or examples of body parts I should work out on those days.? Every how often should I change up my routine? Thank you y'all0 -
Open the link sjomial gave you. Select a program that you like. Follow it. That will answer all your questions on what exercises, sets, reps etc. You change you routine when you are no longer progressing or get bored. I like an upper/ lower split myself. I've been following PHUL for a year with minor adjustments and variations to keep it interesting.
Step one, open the link and find a proven program.2 -
If you're interested in doing the program design yourself, look up Prilepin's Chart. That's a good place to start in understanding basic strength training design.0
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