Hello,
I am a 19 years old 5'10 and I weigh between 143 and 148 pounds
(depending on if I ate much that day, lol). I've always been skinny so
I'm assuming I'm an ectomorph. I want to start working out to where I
gain some strength and muscle; I REALLY need to work on my bench press,
as I can only bench like 80 pounds and that's only once or twice, on a
good day.
I understand all the stuff about eating, sleeping, taking vitamins.
What I really need help with is with coming up with a routine would be
right for me. I would want to exercise 2 or 3 times a week. Any advice
would be appreciated, thanks a bunch.
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143 and 148 pounds
(depending on if I ate much that day,And remember, a good firmly packed turd can easily weigh 5lbs or more.
Perhaps next time you [censored] you could weight it, and let us know? An avi
would be nice too. -
stasther <[email hidden]> wrote:
:> Hello,
:> I am a 19 years old 5'10 and I weigh between 143 and 148 pounds
:> (depending on if I ate much that day, lol). I've always been skinny
:> so I'm assuming I'm an ectomorph. I want to start working out to
:> where I gain some strength and muscle; I REALLY need to work on my
:> bench press, as I can only bench like 80 pounds and that's only once
:> or twice, on a good day.
:> I understand all the stuff about eating, sleeping, taking vitamins.
:> What I really need help with is with coming up with a routine would
:> be right for me. I would want to exercise 2 or 3 times a week. Any
:> advice would be appreciated, thanks a bunch.go here:
http://www.stumptuous.com/weights.html
and follow the link to the workout. Pick a 3X per week routine. Forget the
ectomorph stuff. Just eat up, lift, and get plenty of rest (don't do
[censored] are cardio). You'll grow. -
Or if you're into that kind of stuff, I can just [censored] on your face.
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not sure if're being a smartass, or I guess I forgot to mention that
I'm a male -
stasther said:
not sure if're being a smartass, or I guess I forgot to mention that
I'm a malelol don't feel bad about being small... at least you're not short AND
small like I am 🙂 -
stasther said:
not sure if're being a smartass, or I guess I forgot to mention that
I'm a malelol don't feel bad about being small... at least you're not short AND
small like I am 🙂 -
stasther said:
not sure if're being a smartass, or I guess I forgot to mention that
I'm a maleThat site gives good advice for either sex, just the author is a woman and
seems to have forgotten blokes need to do the same sort of thing.Peter
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stasther said:
not sure if're being a smartass, or I guess I forgot to mention that
I'm a maleThat site gives good advice for either sex, just the author is a woman and
seems to have forgotten blokes need to do the same sort of thing.Peter
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No "blokes" don't, you dumbass.
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or I guess I forgot to mention that
I'm a maleThat's "allegedly a male", only time will tell....
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Try this routine. It worked for me. I was a 6' 3 " 150 lbs wuss. Start
increasing your protine intake. Follow the general rule that you should
take one gram of protine per pound of body weight, i.e. 200grams =
200lbs.
For your routine try this.
Monday: bench press
incline press
shoulder press
your choice of tricep exercise.
Wednessday: pull downs ( wide and close grip)
one arm dumbbell rows
bicep curls
Friday: leg press
squats
calf raisesWhen doing your sets go heavy and do about 5 reps per set. I personaly
like the pyramid. Start with a weight you know you can do 10 of and
than gradually increase your weight while lowering your reps. I.E.
staart with 60lbs and do ten reps than go to 65 or 70 and do 8 reps 80
lbs do 5 reps and so on until you reach a weight you can only do 1 rep
of then start working your way back down the weights and increase your
reps. Allways focus on proper form. dont cheat or comprimisee form for
more weight you will only hurt yourself. By the way I am now 220lbs.
with about 18% body fat. -
Try this routine. It worked for me. I was a 6' 3 " 150 lbs wuss. Start
increasing your protine intake. Follow the general rule that you should
take one gram of protine per pound of body weight, i.e. 200grams =
200lbs.
For your routine try this.
Monday: bench press
incline press
shoulder press
your choice of tricep exercise.
Wednessday: pull downs ( wide and close grip)
one arm dumbbell rows
bicep curls
Friday: leg press
squats
calf raisesWhen doing your sets go heavy and do about 5 reps per set. I personaly
like the pyramid. Start with a weight you know you can do 10 of and
than gradually increase your weight while lowering your reps. I.E.
staart with 60lbs and do ten reps than go to 65 or 70 and do 8 reps 80
lbs do 5 reps and so on until you reach a weight you can only do 1 rep
of then start working your way back down the weights and increase your
reps. Allways focus on proper form. dont cheat or comprimisee form for
more weight you will only hurt yourself. By the way I am now 220lbs.
with about 18% body fat. -
stasther wrote:
:: not sure if're being a smartass, or I guess I forgot to mention that
:: I'm a male1) learn to quote
2) the site's advice works equally well for men... -
jack wrote:
:: Try this routine. It worked for me. I was a 6' 3 " 150 lbs wuss.
:: Start increasing your protine intake. Follow the general rule that
:: you should take one gram of protine per pound of body weight, i.e.
:: 200grams = 200lbs.
:: For your routine try this.
:: Monday: bench press
:: incline press
:: shoulder press
:: your choice of tricep exercise.
:: Wednessday: pull downs ( wide and close grip)
:: one arm dumbbell rows
:: bicep curls
:: Friday: leg press
:: squats
:: calf raises
::
:: When doing your sets go heavy and do about 5 reps per set. I
:: personaly like the pyramid. Start with a weight you know you can do
:: 10 of and than gradually increase your weight while lowering your
:: reps. I.E. staart with 60lbs and do ten reps than go to 65 or 70 and
:: do 8 reps 80 lbs do 5 reps and so on until you reach a weight you
:: can only do 1 rep of then start working your way back down the
:: weights and increase your reps. Allways focus on proper form. dont
:: cheat or comprimisee form for more weight you will only hurt
:: yourself. By the way I am now 220lbs. with about 18% body fat.It's not a good idea for a newbie to "go heavy".
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stasther said:
not sure if're being a smartass
You're being a dumbass.
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<[email hidden]>...Quoted message said:
What bravery! To come on here and admit to being a 90lb weakling, PLUS
a tiny penis. In some cases, suicide is justifyable.I've seen plenty of 90lb Thai boxers who would make you their [censored].
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"stasther" <[email hidden]> wrote in news:1116212206.816730.7370
@g14g2000cwa.googlegroups.com:Quoted message said:
not sure if're being a smartass, or I guess I forgot to mention that
I'm a maleJust don't do the labia major deadlift. All the rest of the info is good.
Hugh
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Experience keeps a dear school, but fools will attend no other. -
stasther said:
Any advice would be appreciated, thanks a bunch.
Lets see ..
19 messages with 11 authors.
With only two posts that attempted to offer any serious advice to the
OP.
No reason to wonder why MFW has gone downhill ...joanne
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"joanne" <[email hidden]> wrote
Quoted message said:
stasther said:
Any advice would be appreciated, thanks a bunch.
Lets see ..
19 messages with 11 authors.
With only two posts that attempted to offer any serious advice to the
OP.
No reason to wonder why MFW has gone downhill ...At least none involved your famous patented wrong advice.
David
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