Thread #77216387
So i used to do powerfliting years ago, just started getting back into lifting a month and a half ago, made me own program and made great progress so far. I'm at 275 for squats 5x5, my upper body lagging a bit because i dio a lot of volume for it constantly (if i tested it would be pretty good).
Anyways, I don't want to do powerlifting anymore, I've never done bodybuilding. I have a very basic home gym. I looked at this 12 week badass program thing, but it has a lot of stuff which just isn't doable at a home gym.
Any recoomendations? I like focusing on compound lifts, id be willing to purchase some basic cheap stuff if necessary. But I have a curl bar, power rack, the basic stuff.
Any tips on programs or how to structure my workouts? I thinnk 3x a week is good. Going for bodybuilding / looks btw, and lean. Not bulked or cut rn but my lifts are back to decent.
Tldr, i want a good program for home gym. Heres what ive been doing so far if ur curious:
Monday - Strength
5x5 squat
5x5 OHP
3 sets pullups (weighted)
(increases each week)
Wednesday - Recovery
3 (sets) x 5 Squats
5x5 Bench
Chinups 3 sets (weighted)
Pushups 5 sets
Friday - Volume
OHP volume , 5 sets of 6-12 reps -
Pullups 5 sets - (weighted, 15 lbs)
Lateral raises dumbell v front raise superset 3 sets
Bicep curls 3 sets
Pushups 3 sets
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>>77216387
look up a john meadows program
creeping death 2 and gamma bomb are his most popular
https://drive.google.com/drive/mobile/folders/1-CBf388CwkcNdxwuMtNZXA3 D3XS33m-p
i heard jeff nippard actually has pretty good programs too
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>>77216387
pick a time tested program
you're routine is ass and it's based too much on powerlifting
stop doing 5x5 all the time; mix in some 3x8-10.
for example if you're going to do ohp 2x a week. One day should be focused on hypertrophy, 3x10. The other day can be focused on strangth, 5x5.
Look into PHUL programs
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>>77216431
thats literally what i did bro, ohp 5 sets of 6-12 reps,
>>77216425
will check it out
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Day 1:
4 sets of ring support hold transitioned into tuck planche or ring dips
4 sets of bench press for 5 reps
4 sets of pendulum squats with for 15 reps
3 sets of leg extensions with for 12 reps
4 sets of bench pullover with for 10 reps
30 minutes of incline intervals on the treadmill: 1-minute sprints at 9 mph / 15 % grade, with active recovery at 3.5 mph in between
Day 2:
4 sets of rows (seated or bent-over) for 8–10 reps
4 sets of lat machine (pulldowns) for 10–12 reps
3 sets of face pulls for 12–15 reps
3 sets of rear delt flyes for 12–15 reps
3 sets of bicep curls (barbell or dumbbell) for 10–12 reps
30 minutes of incline intervals on the treadmill: 1-minute sprints at 9 mph / 15 % grade, with active recovery at 3.5 mph in between
Day 3:
4 sets of hip thrusts for 8–12 reps
4 sets of leg press for 10–15 reps
3 sets of Romanian deadlifts for 8–10 reps
3 sets of lying or seated leg curls for 12 reps
3 sets of standing calf raises for 12–15 reps
30 minutes of incline intervals on the treadmill: 1-minute sprints at 9 mph / 15 % grade, with active recovery at 3.5 mph in between
Day 4:
4 sets of overhead press (dumbbell or barbell) for 6–8 reps
4 sets of lateral raises for 12–15 reps
3 sets of upright rows or front raises for 12 reps
3 sets of tricep pushdowns or ring dips for 10–12 reps
3 sets of overhead tricep extensions for 12 reps
30 minutes of incline intervals on the treadmill: 1-minute sprints at 9 mph / 15 % grade, with active recovery at 3.5 mph in between
Day 5:
4 sets of rows (different grip or variation from Day 2) for 8–10 reps
4 sets of lat machine (pulldowns or straight-arm pulldowns) for 10–12 reps
3 sets of face pulls for 12–15 reps
3 sets of rear delt flyes for 12–15 reps
3 sets of bicep curls (different variation from Day 2) for 10–12 reps
30 minutes of incline intervals on the treadmill: 1-minute sprints at 9 mph / 15 % grade, with active recovery at 3.5 mph in between
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>>77216749
you get it.