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  • imps

    thoughts on other ones?

    If you’re a beginner I suggest 5x5 of compound lifts mate. That will lay the foundation. But as someone in here mentioned earlier diet is just as if not more important than any program

  • plants 🌻
    Feb 14, 2020

    where are the pulling exercises?
    gonna give yourself rounded shoulders with this and a weak back

  • Feb 14, 2020
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    imps

    that's not the issue for me just wanna know if this workout has better alternatives from anyone on ktt

    If you can do 100 perfect form lunges in a row I have no advice to give you tbh

  • Feb 14, 2020
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    imps
    !https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SaiiLzTNVmo&t=7s

    1. 10 min Jumping jacks
    2. (10 sets) 10 Jumping jacks/10 pushups
    3. 100 Alternating lunges
    4. 110 Unassisted situps
    5. 2x55 Pushup to plank
    6. 55 Unassisted situps
    7. (3 sets) 10 jumping jacks/10 pushups

    I did this today abs might hurt tmrw I dont know yet might do it tommorow too if no one replies with something better

    10 minutes of jumping jacks are good, but can be swapped out with a mile run, 10 minutes of jump rope, 10 minutes of punch/kick drills, and a bunch of other cardio. Doing the same cardio every time will burn you out quick.

    10 sets of "burpies" (jumping jacks into pushups) is a hell of a lot for a beginner. Id just do 3 to start and build up more and more.

    100 alternating lunges is pretty repetitive. Id do 30 lunges and 30 squats and work up to 50 and 50.

    Sit-ups have been shown to be as effective as crunches without as much back strain. Id also invest in an ab wheel, which ive found to be a much better ab builder than situps/crunches.

    Just do planks to end your set, or something else upper body related. Doing the same exercise a bunch isnt going to get you better results and will instead just make you to sore to do this daily.

  • Feb 14, 2020
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    Artyom

    10 minutes of jumping jacks are good, but can be swapped out with a mile run, 10 minutes of jump rope, 10 minutes of punch/kick drills, and a bunch of other cardio. Doing the same cardio every time will burn you out quick.

    10 sets of "burpies" (jumping jacks into pushups) is a hell of a lot for a beginner. Id just do 3 to start and build up more and more.

    100 alternating lunges is pretty repetitive. Id do 30 lunges and 30 squats and work up to 50 and 50.

    Sit-ups have been shown to be as effective as crunches without as much back strain. Id also invest in an ab wheel, which ive found to be a much better ab builder than situps/crunches.

    Just do planks to end your set, or something else upper body related. Doing the same exercise a bunch isnt going to get you better results and will instead just make you to sore to do this daily.

    LMAOO I DIDNT REALIZE I WAS DOING BURPEES I did like 6 sets though maybe 7 good tips though I do have an ab roller that I just don't use so I can start implementing this now

  • Feb 14, 2020
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    imps

    LMAOO I DIDNT REALIZE I WAS DOING BURPEES I did like 6 sets though maybe 7 good tips though I do have an ab roller that I just don't use so I can start implementing this now

    Haha thats really damn good, but be careful about straining yourself. Gains come from repition and consistently, not one workout a week super cycles.

    Also, investing in a 10/15 pound dumbell set will dramatically improve what you can do at home, and usually arent bank breaking

  • Feb 14, 2020
    Smoofer

    If you can do 100 perfect form lunges in a row I have no advice to give you tbh

    I'm pretty athletic but I don't have any lifting experience

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    Artyom

    Haha thats really damn good, but be careful about straining yourself. Gains come from repition and consistently, not one workout a week super cycles.

    Also, investing in a 10/15 pound dumbell set will dramatically improve what you can do at home, and usually arent bank breaking

    think i might have those too i took some of my dads workout stuff he didn't use how many reps ?

  • Feb 14, 2020
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    imps

    think i might have those too i took some of my dads workout stuff he didn't use how many reps ?

    Depends on what youre doing and at what weight. For my arm cycles I typically do 12 a set with 3 sets, and just increase the weight. If you have only one/two sets of dumbells, higher reps will be the goal.

    If you want an entire arm cycle I can post it for ya

  • Feb 14, 2020
    bbbbbbb
    • dudes that are 6 foot 145lbs

    so me =(

  • plants 🌻
    Feb 14, 2020
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    all u need is a set of dumbbells, a yoga mat, and a place to do pullups and you can be fit as a mfer

    pullups key and mfers always forget em cuz they hard

  • Feb 14, 2020
    Artyom

    Depends on what youre doing and at what weight. For my arm cycles I typically do 12 a set with 3 sets, and just increase the weight. If you have only one/two sets of dumbells, higher reps will be the goal.

    If you want an entire arm cycle I can post it for ya

    hm I'm not looking for arms really never been that type of person so a whole cycle wouldn't be for me thanks for the tips though

  • Feb 14, 2020

    Need this

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    plants

    all u need is a set of dumbbells, a yoga mat, and a place to do pullups and you can be fit as a mfer

    pullups key and mfers always forget em cuz they hard

    They're not that hard man

  • Dumbbells and barbell and the world is pretty much your oyster

  • plants 🌻
    Feb 14, 2020
    NakedBalenciaga

    They're not that hard man

    i mean its all relative fom

  • Feb 14, 2020

    Why that nigga built like he from a Baki manga?

  • PIMP 💿
    Feb 14, 2020

    6'1 200lbs muscle

    im giannis at pickup bball

  • Feb 14, 2020
    plants

    all u need is a set of dumbbells, a yoga mat, and a place to do pullups and you can be fit as a mfer

    pullups key and mfers always forget em cuz they hard

    Pullups the most underrated excercise imo

    Used to do like a bunch of different bicep things, but 3x10 pullups gets your biceps so much more easily

  • Feb 14, 2020
    stingray

    If you’re doing everything at home, then do circuit training. Guaranteed you will be ripped in three months, but it’s no easy feat

    Pmo

  • Feb 14, 2020
    Bo Ceephus

    I mean the majority of getting in shape is diet.

    I cant imagine doing 100 everything every single day on some one punch man s***

    u a bich .