My latest routine:
Day 1
T bar rows/ squats
Side bends
Wrist curl/ext
Day 2
Sternum chin UPS/ pec dips
Decline sit ups/ reverse hypers
Leg curls/ext
Calf raises
Day 3
Hex bar deadlift/behind head press
Woodchoppers
Gripper/ hand bands
Everything is done Escalating Density style where I set a timer for 15 minutes(10 minutes for core, calves, and forearms) with the goal of getting between 40-60 repetitions for each exercise, going 5 reps each back and forth. Then every second week I try to beat my previous week's reps. If I can beat them by 20% or get above 60, I'll go up in weight the following week.
You will actually see physical differences in America A vs America B. One group will overdose on reta while the other subsists solely on foods molecularly binded with Kool aid
@Victor_Ude19 It's pretty crafty to do them in a smith machine. It never even occurred to me that you could til now. I have used it for seated calf raises though. Couldn't hurt to do a few sets of those afterwards.
10 gym facts:
There is no perfect number for Hypertrophy
You don’t need to train 5 days a week.
You’re not building the body you want with those 20kilo dumbbells and home exercises— get a gym membership.
Pilates is good, but it’s not building you that ass you want, sorry.
Sleep matters a lot more than you think for recovery and growth.
Genetics a play a role.
Intensity is underrated.
You do not NEED to do any particular exercises, there are always alternatives.
Cardio is beneficial, pick one you enjoy and add it into your routine.
Loosing weight or building muscle does not make you a coach.