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Approved Log My Training Diet Log

keep changing things but give it a chance to pay off
also check out the other logs and learn
 
there's definitely some cool logs out there
you can learn different ways to train from reading them
 
the problem with bodybuilding is it's not black and white
the same person can do the same work out and have completely different results
 
you're doing good man don't get discouraged
changing your workouts is fine but you want to give it a chance for at least the couple months
 
you may want to gravitate toward a more compressed split routine
this way you can kind of work your weaknesses and go from there
 
A lot of times people keep changing their workouts too often
and they don't figure out what works and what doesn't so that's why this log is important to keep update
 
That´s the new plan I´ve made up:

Upper Body Workout Plan

Warm-Up
- Dumbbell Press
- Push-Ups

Main Workout

Chest
- Inclined Bench Press
- Butterfly Machine

Triceps
- Triceps Press
- Triceps Pushdowns

Shoulders
- Dumbbell Shoulder Press
- Lateral Raises

Biceps
- Inclined Dumbbell Curls
- Hammer Curls

Back
- Cable Rows
- Lat Pulldowns

Wrist/Forearm
- Palm-Up Wrist Curls
- Palm-Down Wrist Curls

With 10-12 working exercises it´s definitely lower volume (and for me it´s 10 exercises, the wrist exercises are very specific ones that I don´t really count in in terms of getting fatigue). I know that´s definitely a volume I can manage and still getting a full upper body workout. I also plan to change some exercises from time to time, for example doing Rear Delt Flys, concentration curls, different hammer curl exercises or some dips/pull-ups as workout. Maybe (depending on how I feel) after the warm-up I´d like to do one set push-ups, pull-ups and dips going to failure so I am also getting better doing these but for the moment I just want to see how I can handle this plan physically. I am kind of happy with it, feel free to give me opinions!
On a side note: I don´t count the wrist exercises as very physically challenging and tiring exercises because they only engage my wrist and of course I don´t lift heavy doing these. Think it´s something difficult if the last two exercises would be something very hard, just to explain it
@Tentatum solid routine right here!!
 
However I thought about trying all exercises on one day (maybe lowering the sets to 2 per exercise?) because at Home I've done ~8 exercises per workout and 2 more don't seem that much (excluding wrist exercises). I think it's a doable volume for me If I do them Mo-Wed-Fr personally. Also (If I do 3 Sets per exercise) I am getting 12-18 sets per muscle group which is in the recommended Sets per week range as far as I know
@Tentatum I would try with 6 exercises per workout but up the volume on the reps :)
 
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