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Cycle is all set, only one problem, HOW DO I TRAIN????

BuffDaddy3456

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i have pretty awsome genetics, i think i'm a mesomorph, thing is i've never really watched my diet or trained w/ a set routine and still got pretty big. This time i'm trying to get this all worked out so i can get the best gains possible while on cycle. I'll be doing dbol first few weeks, 750mg of ICN's for 10 weeks, fina during the middle of the cycle, and winny towards the end. I'm around 6" and 200lbs and maybe 8% bf.

Day 1: Back/Biceps/Forearms
Day 2: Chest/triceps
Day 3: Legs/Shoulders/Traps
I’m debating on whether to do shoulders on chest/tri day or leg day. Abs will be done everyday.

2 days on, 1 day off

8-12 reps w/ heavy weight any good? I really don’t know around how many reps to do for most mass gain while on cycle.

BACK:
4 sets of Deadlifts
4 sets of barbell rows
2 sets of Lat Pulldowns
2 sets of seated machine rows

Biceps:
4 sets of Barbell curls
3 sets of preacher curls
3 sets of spider curls
2 sets of incline bench curls

Forearms:
2 sets of barbell curls
2 sets of behind curls
2 sets of hammer curls

Legs:
5 sets of squats
3 sets of leg presses
2 sets seated leg curls
2 sets of calf raises

Shoulders/Traps:
3 sets military dumbell presses
3 sets side raises
2 sets of front raises
2 sets upright rows
2 sets shrugs

Chest:
3 sets Bench press
3 sets Incline press
3 sets dumbell press
3 sets Incline dumbbell press

Triceps:
3 Sets Skull crushers
3 sets tricep pushdown
2 sets overhead tricep extension
2 sets of single hand pushdowns
2 sets of reverse single hand pushdowns
 
Take this as it comes;

Put the gear in a bag. Forget it about it.

Go search all through this site through "search".
Use Googles search option thereafter.
Search under; weight training, power lifting, sport specific training, bodybuilding, conditioning, flexibility, and human physiology.
Theres a start. Learn what you can do, what you can't do. Keep learning.
No gear for you until you know who you are. Your not ready yet.
 
The routine I would advocate is at the top of the page. There really isnt any great need to train much different when "on", you can do a few extra sets to take advantage of the increased recovery ability, but nothing crazy. I would just try to focus on progressive resistance, meaning try to keep adding weight for every workout, on gear this should be easy
 
PolishHammer1977 said:
Take this as it comes;

Put the gear in a bag. Forget it about it.

Go search all through this site through "search".
Use Googles search option thereafter.
Search under; weight training, power lifting, sport specific training, bodybuilding, conditioning, flexibility, and human physiology.
Theres a start. Learn what you can do, what you can't do. Keep learning.
No gear for you until you know who you are. Your not ready yet.

lol bro i think you understood me wrong. As far as the title of the thread, it was just to get attention. I'm not a newbie. i've been training for 8 years and run a few cycles in the past. I'm 6' 200lbs, low bf w/ close to 19" arms. i've just never followed a strict training program before. I like to switch things up once a month or so. Problem is this time i want a tried and true method. Which will work the absolute best it possibly can, that is all
 
I was actually going to say something like polishhammer said till i read your response:)

As far as your routine goes...Either try what Needsize said 5x5 or cut down some exercises in your routine...I think theirs way too many pressing movements in your chest routine....

Im using the 5x5 routine needsize mentioned and it seems to be working pretty well for me, and im not on anything...
 
do either a DC program or 5x5. track your weights, beat your weights. track your food, get lots of protein. that should cover all your bases to make sure you dont spin your wheels.
 
I in no way mean this to be disrespectful, so don't take it that way. This is just the way I've read your post. You may have just come across wrong.

8 years of training to get to 6' 200lbs as a meso with several cycles under your belt is not great genetics. I would actually be very disappointed in those results under those conditions. What this tells me is that you are not ready for a cycle right now and you need to learn A LOT more about training. You also said that you've never really watched your diet and you never trained with a set routine. Well, here's your answer....

If you start doing those 2 things religiously you won't need the gear.

and....

If you aren't doing those two things, gear won't do anything for you anyway.

Study up, be very strict with your diet and training and the gear will collect dust for a while.
 
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