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Body Building 4 Day Routine

Four separate work outs.

Monday (Chest & Triceps)               Tuesday (Legs)

	Flat Bench Press                        Squat
	Flat Dumbell Press                      Lunges
	Dumbell Fly                             Leg Extension
	Lying Tri. Ext.                         Stiff Leg Dead Lift
	Tricep Pressdown                        Standing Calf Raise
	One Arm Tri. Ext.                       Calf Press

	Thursday (Shoulders)             Friday (Back & Biceps)

	Side Lateral Raise                      Lat. Pulldown
	Shoulder Dumbell Press                  Bent Over Row
	Bent Over Db Laterals                   Dumbell Row
	Shrugs                                  Barbell Curl
	Upright Row                             Alternate DB Curl  
                                                Concentrated Curl 

Comments: To use this program you should be weight lifting for at least one year. There are additional exercises listed compared to the previous work outs because specific parts of each muscle will be exercised. Once you have the muscle mass, this program will fine tune your body for the beaches. The amount of sets to be completed should be 4 per exercise, with the first one as a warm-up. Repetitions should range from 8 - 12.


Body Building 5 Day Routine

Five separate work outs. Each muscle group is exercised once a week.

DAY 1 (Chest, Triceps)            	DAY 2 (Quads, Calves)
                                                         
Flat Bench     6 sets                   Squat        6 sets
Incline Db     4 sets                   Front squat  3 sets         
Cable Fly      2 sets                   Leg Press    3 sets 
Tri. Ext.      3 sets                   Lunge        2 sets
Tri. Pd        3 sets                   Leg Ext.     2 sets
Tri, Rope      2 sets                   Seated Calf  3 sets
                                        Stand Calf   3 sets
                                                                                          
DAY 3 (Shoulders)                    DAY 4 (Back, Biceps)

Side Lateral	5 sets                  Pull Ups	4 sets
Db Press        3 sets                  Pd Rear		2 sets
Bent Over Raise	3 sets                  Bent Over Row	3 sets
Front Raise	3 sets                  Seated Row	2 sets
Shrug		3 sets                  1-Arm Row	2 sets
Upright Row	3 sets                  Incline Curl	4 sets
                                        Cable Curl	2 sets
                                        Concentration	2 sets
										
DAY 5 (Hamstrings, Calves)

Leg Curl            5 sets
Single Leg Curl     2 sets
Stiff Dl            3 sets
Db Leg Curl         2 sets
Calf Raise          3 sets
Barbell Calf Raise  3 sets
Calf Press          3 sets

Comments: This body building routine are for those who can work out almost any day of the week. This routine is a transition program for people who have hit a sticking point or want to exercise a specific muscle group harder. I would only recommend to use this routine for four weeks at a time. The volume of training is increased but the frequency is drastically reduced so strength gains will not be as great as size.


Specialized Programs

Bench Press or Squat Routine: Workout four days a week. To gain additional strength in the Bench or Squat. Always use one or two sets to warm up.

Day 1 (Light Bench)			Day 2 (Light Squat)
			Sets			        Sets
Bench Press (high rep)	6-7		Squat		6-7
Incline Dumbell		4               Leg Curl        4
Side Lateral		4		Pull Up		4
Dumbell Press		3		Bent Over Row	3
Tricep Ext.		3		Alt Db Curl	3
Rope Pushdown		3		Calf Raise	3
				

Day 3 (Heavy Bench)			Day 4 (Heavy Squat)
			Sets				Sets
Bench Press (low rep)	6-7		Squat		6-7
Flat Dumbell		4               Stiff Leg       4
Side Lateral		4		One Arm Row	3
Front Lateral		3		Close Grip Pd	3
Tri. Pushdown		3		Barbell Curl	3
One Arm Ext.		3		Calf Press	3


The Bench Press or Squat Program

	Warm - up:  135 x 12, 225 x10		
Week
1		1	265 x 8	295 x 6	325 x 5,5,5
		2	295 x 5,5	330 x 3,3	365 x 1
2		3	270 x 8	305 x 6	335 x 5,5,5
		4	300 x 5, 5	335 x 3, 3	375 x 1
3		5	295 x 6	345 x 5,5     Failure Test  345 x           
		6  	285 x 8	335 x 3, 3    375 x 2, 2  Neg  430 x 1
4		7	305 x 6	350 x 5,5     Failure Test  350 x
		8 	290 x 8	340 x 3, 3    385 x 2, 2  Neg  445 x 1
5		9	315 X 6	350 X 5, 5    Failure Test  350 x
		10 	295 x 8	360 x 3, 3    400 x 1, 1  Neg  455 x 1
6		11 	275 x 8	320 x 6	360 x 5, 5 Failure Test  360 x 
		12 	295 x 8	365 x 3, 3	390 x 2	410 x 1
7		13 	285 x 8	330 x 6	370 x 5, 5 Failure Test  370 x 
		14 	305 x 6	370 x 3	400 x 2	420 x 1

The bench press or squat program is designed to increase your current max. by 20 LBS. The example above is applied to a current max. squat of 400 LBS. Divide you current max by 400 and multiple that number to each lift to figure out your appropriate poundage’s.


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