Group: Competitive Bodybuilding & Fitness

Created: 2012/01/01, Members: 21, Messages: 5367

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JustinE22
JustinE22
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2004/10/02, 03:31 AM
Just signed up for the 12 week mass program and it has me doing alot less than what i usually do. Like on back day day is has me doing two exercise and 2 exercises of bicpes. I'm used to doing like 3-4 exercises on back and 3 on biceps. Guess this will shock the body hopefully i'll see some good gains. Does this program add more exercises the further you get into it? Never tried this program before heard nothing but good things so i'm excited to start on Monday.
kakaroto
kakaroto
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2004/10/02, 10:54 AM
my personal ft program give that amount of excersices too
it seems to me it is just not enough
as you do, i do 4-5 excersices for big muscles and 3-4 small muscle (depending i feel tired or not) once a week.

i think FT is wrong on that, i dont know hope staff tell us or moderators clear ourselfs

one thing to remember, when you do back you work bi´s so after 2 bi´s excercise well done you feel like you cant do anymore.

and also, it seems to me too that FT program is gradual:
first week not heavy compared to the ones will follow.
bb1fit
bb1fit
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2004/10/02, 11:00 AM
Strive to increase your weights with this program. Overload is key to muscle growth.

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JustinE22
JustinE22
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2004/10/02, 01:01 PM
That is my plan I will defintaly go as heavy as possible while staying in the designated rep range. I'm thinking for sure I'm going to need more back exercises but i'll just play it by ear.
bb1fit
bb1fit
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2004/10/02, 01:08 PM
I like a regimine of 2 exercises for width, and 2 for thickness, and one for lower back exclusively. Vary the types of exercises you use for each, and you will see results.

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JustinE22
JustinE22
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2004/10/02, 01:58 PM
So it's no biggy to add some of my own exercises to the routine they've given me?
kakaroto
kakaroto
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2004/10/02, 06:48 PM
no
pimple
pimple
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2004/10/02, 10:28 PM
you could do that, but i'd say you just hang in there, justin... by the time you get to week 8 (at most), you'll be wishing you could get rid of some of the exercises in the program =P heh, really, though, let the program pick up the pace and you'll probably be passing out after each session, and having chronic seizures in the locker room... o_O just let time do its magic...

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JustinE22
JustinE22
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2004/10/03, 04:12 AM
what are some back thickness exercises?..closer grips?
bb1fit
bb1fit
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2004/10/03, 10:51 AM
For thickness any type of rowing exercise.

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kakaroto
kakaroto
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2004/10/03, 11:51 AM
talking about excersices...
how often do you chanhe your routine?

this this i mean do you even change excercices or you just only change the order? every sessions(1 week)? 2weeks? 3?.... never?
bigandrew
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2004/10/03, 02:02 PM
what other, widening excercises are there besides.....pull ups.....or lat pull downs?

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