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    Hi everyone,
    I tried MP suppliments along with lots of others and keep comming back here so i thought i'd join the forum.

    Some history about me... Im Munchie (or AJ), male, 30 years old, been dreaming of being a bodybuilder since i was in year 1 at secondary school. Brought on by bullies and being the 2nd smallest in the school at the time.
    I trained on and off at home during school years, eating a huge 4-5 egg filled pancake before supper, i managed to grow taller but not much bigger all though i got much stronger!!
    i left school to work for my dad as a coal man, after about 7 years of that im now 5"8ins, weighing in at just under 15st. I finally moved in with my long time girlfriend on the 1st of Jan and i've decided to go back to what i dreamed of so long ago. ive been training hard (and strictly) since Jan the 1st where i was just over 14st. I now run my own business along side my dads and have more time on my hands, hopefully this will give me the chance to focus and enjoy bodybuilding more.
    My goal...... To keep my missis happy..... And be Massive
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    Hi there - goals sound pretty good to me! Join in and have some fun!
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    Hi mate, what are your training and diet plan like? Anything you would like help with?


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    Please feel free to move this post.
    Well my diet is something that has taken some adjusting to as ive just moved out and have too cook myself most of the time, missis dont know what a kitchen is!!
    im managing to eat 5-6 times a day finally. Lots of eggs n chicken, brown rice n veggies when i can.
    With regards to training i would like some advice if possible, on Jan the 1st i tried the routine you see below, have a read and see what you think..

    3 way split with 1 day on then 2 days off

    WORKOUT 1 CHEST/DELTS/TRICEPS
    INCLINE DUMBBELL FLYS
    light set 50 reps
    Triple drop set
    Straight heavy set 10 reps

    SLIGHT INCLINE DUMBBELL BENCH PRESS
    Straight heavy set 10 reps
    Triple drop set

    Dips as many as i can do after bench press

    LAT RAISE
    Triple drop set

    INCLINE DUMBBELL PRESS
    Straight heavy set 10 reps
    Triple drop set

    DECLINE TRICEP EXTENSIONS
    Triple drop set

    -------------------------------------------------


    WORKOUT 2 BACK/BICEPS
    PULLOVERS
    Light set 50 reps to pre exhaust lats
    Triple drop set
    Light set again

    LAT PULLDOWNS
    Triple drop set
    heavy straight set 10 reps

    ONE ARM ROWS
    Triple drop set

    BICEPS
    DUMBBELL CURLS
    Heavy Straight Set
    Triple Drop Set

    -----------------------------------------

    WORKOUT 3 QUADS/HAMS/CALVES

    LEG EXTENSIONS
    High rep set
    Triple Drop Set
    Heavy straight set

    LEG PRESS
    Triple drop set

    SEATED CURLS
    High rep set
    Triple drop set

    CALVES
    STANDING CALF RAISE
    3 Heavy straight sets

    Well this is what i did for 8 weeks and once i got in to it i loved it, since then i have had other people say its too much for a beginner esp with drop sets. I gained some bulk and shape which spurred me on more.
    after the 8 weeks I tried another routine suggested to me but i cant seem to get in to it. ive been doing the routine below for 4 weeks now and want to change..

    MONDAY
    SQUATS increasing weights
    Set 1 = 10 reps
    Set 2 = 8 reps
    Set 3 = 6 reps
    Set 4 = 4 reps
    Set 5 = 2 reps


    LEG EXTENSIONS
    3 sets of 6-8 reps


    STRAIGHT LEG DEADLIFT
    3 sets of 6-8 reps


    STANDING CALF RAISE
    3 sets of 12-15 reps




    WEDNESDAY
    BACK and BICEPS

    DEADLIFT
    Set 1 = 10 reps
    Set 2 = 8 reps
    Set 3 = 6 reps
    Set 4 = 4 reps
    Set 5 = 2 reps


    BARBELL ROW
    Set 1 = 8 reps
    Set 2 = 6 reps
    Set 3 = 4 reps


    CLOSE GRIP PULLDOWNS
    3 sets of 6-8 reps


    SHRUGS
    3 sets of 6-8 reps


    BARBELL CURL
    3 sets of 6-8 reps



    FRIDAY
    CHEST, SHOULDERS and TRICEPS

    FLAT BENCH PRESS
    3 sets of 6-8 reps


    INCLINE DUMBBELL PRESS
    3 sets of 6-8 reps


    DUMBBELL MILITARY PRESS
    Set 1 = 8 reps
    Set 2 = 6 reps
    Set 3 = 4 reps


    LAT RAISE
    3 sets of 10-12 reps


    CLOSE GRIP BENCH PRESS
    3 sets of 6-8 reps

    I train at home still so im limited with my equipment, i'd like to try my 1st routine again for another 8 weeks but i know change is good and my 1st routine was recommended for twice a year due to its impact on the body.
    What do you think?

    Munchie
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    I think the 2nd routine is much better. However I would do the pyramid the other way around, ie 2 4 6 8 10 reps instead of 10 8 6 4 2.


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