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Alright guys, I see some of the information on the workout routine contradicts a bit of the other information. If I can build my ideal body with half of the exercises and not be at the gym for 2 hours a night, I want to do that! Last night I missed my cardio because my gym closes at 10pm on Friday through Sunday and I had to hit shoulders.

I feel like I’m so under developed, on basically every body part, that I need to include all of those exercises and more to start developing each muscle group evenly. But I only ever learned proper technique and different exercises. I never learned how to build a body.

I see Mobster and a few others say to “cut the list in half”. I’m not arguing with the ones that clearly have so much more experience than me, I am just the kind of person who needs to ask why so that I can understand and retain the lesson.

It would seem to me that the ones in here that have already built a defined body, could reduce their exercises down to a handful of compound movements and maintain their shape well. But what about someone like me? How can I build each muscle with limited exercises? I am stuck in this mindset that I need to do isolated exercises to accomplish that.
I’m really looking forward to the feedback on this one and I appreciate all of the help! 🙌
 
Alright guys, I see some of the information on the workout routine contradicts a bit of the other information. If I can build my ideal body with half of the exercises and not be at the gym for 2 hours a night, I want to do that! Last night I missed my cardio because my gym closes at 10pm on Friday through Sunday and I had to hit shoulders.

I feel like I’m so under developed, on basically every body part, that I need to include all of those exercises and more to start developing each muscle group evenly. But I only ever learned proper technique and different exercises. I never learned how to build a body.

I see Mobster and a few others say to “cut the list in half”. I’m not arguing with the ones that clearly have so much more experience than me, I am just the kind of person who needs to ask why so that I can understand and retain the lesson.

It would seem to me that the ones in here that have already built a defined body, could reduce their exercises down to a handful of compound movements and maintain their shape well. But what about someone like me? How can I build each muscle with limited exercises? I am stuck in this mindset that I need to do isolated exercises to accomplish that.
I’m really looking forward to the feedback on this one and I appreciate all of the help! 🙌
no need for 2 hours at the gym

think about it. if you do let's say 20 sets and each set lasts less than a minute that is 20 minutes or less + time in between sets you are taking 1-2 minutes. so worst case you take around 30 minutes between sets. that is 50 minutes tops. when i was powerlifting i would take 5 minutes tops between bench press and 3-4 minutes between deadlifts and squats. for someone like you who isn't power training super heavy weights no need to take much time between sets. i am usually taking 1 minute or less for compound lifts and 30-40 seconds tops for isolation lifts lifting the way i do today..
 
no need for 2 hours at the gym

think about it. if you do let's say 20 sets and each set lasts less than a minute that is 20 minutes or less + time in between sets you are taking 1-2 minutes. so worst case you take around 30 minutes between sets. that is 50 minutes tops. when i was powerlifting i would take 5 minutes tops between bench press and 3-4 minutes between deadlifts and squats. for someone like you who isn't power training super heavy weights no need to take much time between sets. i am usually taking 1 minute or less for compound lifts and 30-40 seconds tops for isolation lifts lifting the way i do today..
I did get it down to 1.5 hrs plus a 30 min run but I need to do better for sure!
 
Just remember that you will always be your worst critic!
Well that’s a good thing in a room full of body builders. I was expecting much worse. Lol
Everyone has been really supportive so far.
 
Had The day off so I did some cardio earlier in the day. Waited until around 3 to eat lunch. Had a banana a bunch of left over ham. It was fantastic! 😅
I did 30 mins on the Arc Trainer and took RoidRage69’s advice and did 20 mins reverse walk at 15° incline on the treadmill. That really felt good! Thank you buddy.
Then I went back later on for my pull workout.

Pull Day: (Biceps, Back)

Alternating Hammer Curls
25lbs x 15 reps
27lbs x 12 reps
30lbs x 12 reps

Alternating Straight Curls
25lbs x 15 reps
27lbs x 12 reps
30 lbs x 10 reps

Standing Preacher Bar Curls
75lbs x 12 reps
75lbs x 12 reps
85lbs x 6 reps
55lbs x 15 reps

Seated Individual Preacher Curls
25lbs x 20 reps
30lbs x 15 reps
35lbs x 12 reps

Cable Row
50lbs x 15 reps
60lbs x 10 reps
70lbs x 8 reps

Seated Cable Shrug
60lbs x 12 reps
70lbs x 12 reps
80lbs x 10 reps

Smith machine standing Shrug
135lbs x 15 reps
135lbs x 15 reps
135lbs x 12 reps

Isolated Lat Pull Down
90lbs X 10 reps
130lbs x 10 reps
160lbs x 8 reps

Reverse Lat Pull Down machine
42.5lbs x 12 reps
50lbs x 12 reps
60lbs x 8 reps

Roman Chair Back Raises
3 sets of 12 reps using body weight only
 
Had The day off so I did some cardio earlier in the day. Waited until around 3 to eat lunch. Had a banana a bunch of left over ham. It was fantastic! 😅
I did 30 mins on the Arc Trainer and took RoidRage69’s advice and did 20 mins reverse walk at 15° incline on the treadmill. That really felt good! Thank you buddy.
Then I went back later on for my pull workout.

Pull Day: (Biceps, Back)

Alternating Hammer Curls
25lbs x 15 reps
27lbs x 12 reps
30lbs x 12 reps

Alternating Straight Curls
25lbs x 15 reps
27lbs x 12 reps
30 lbs x 10 reps

Standing Preacher Bar Curls
75lbs x 12 reps
75lbs x 12 reps
85lbs x 6 reps
55lbs x 15 reps

Seated Individual Preacher Curls
25lbs x 20 reps
30lbs x 15 reps
35lbs x 12 reps

Cable Row
50lbs x 15 reps
60lbs x 10 reps
70lbs x 8 reps

Seated Cable Shrug
60lbs x 12 reps
70lbs x 12 reps
80lbs x 10 reps

Smith machine standing Shrug
135lbs x 15 reps
135lbs x 15 reps
135lbs x 12 reps

Isolated Lat Pull Down
90lbs X 10 reps
130lbs x 10 reps
160lbs x 8 reps

Reverse Lat Pull Down machine
42.5lbs x 12 reps
50lbs x 12 reps
60lbs x 8 reps

Roman Chair Back Raises
3 sets of 12 reps using body weight only
@Cronus402 higher cardio is the way and you improving on the training great
 
Had The day off so I did some cardio earlier in the day. Waited until around 3 to eat lunch. Had a banana a bunch of left over ham. It was fantastic! 😅
I did 30 mins on the Arc Trainer and took RoidRage69’s advice and did 20 mins reverse walk at 15° incline on the treadmill. That really felt good! Thank you buddy.
Then I went back later on for my pull workout.

Pull Day: (Biceps, Back)

Alternating Hammer Curls
25lbs x 15 reps
27lbs x 12 reps
30lbs x 12 reps

Alternating Straight Curls
25lbs x 15 reps
27lbs x 12 reps
30 lbs x 10 reps

Standing Preacher Bar Curls
75lbs x 12 reps
75lbs x 12 reps
85lbs x 6 reps
55lbs x 15 reps

Seated Individual Preacher Curls
25lbs x 20 reps
30lbs x 15 reps
35lbs x 12 reps

Cable Row
50lbs x 15 reps
60lbs x 10 reps
70lbs x 8 reps

Seated Cable Shrug
60lbs x 12 reps
70lbs x 12 reps
80lbs x 10 reps

Smith machine standing Shrug
135lbs x 15 reps
135lbs x 15 reps
135lbs x 12 reps

Isolated Lat Pull Down
90lbs X 10 reps
130lbs x 10 reps
160lbs x 8 reps

Reverse Lat Pull Down machine
42.5lbs x 12 reps
50lbs x 12 reps
60lbs x 8 reps

Roman Chair Back Raises
3 sets of 12 reps using body weight only
Do you mean Iso Lateral
 
Had The day off so I did some cardio earlier in the day. Waited until around 3 to eat lunch. Had a banana a bunch of left over ham. It was fantastic! 😅
I did 30 mins on the Arc Trainer and took RoidRage69’s advice and did 20 mins reverse walk at 15° incline on the treadmill. That really felt good! Thank you buddy.
Then I went back later on for my pull workout.

Pull Day: (Biceps, Back)

Alternating Hammer Curls
25lbs x 15 reps
27lbs x 12 reps
30lbs x 12 reps

Alternating Straight Curls
25lbs x 15 reps
27lbs x 12 reps
30 lbs x 10 reps

Standing Preacher Bar Curls
75lbs x 12 reps
75lbs x 12 reps
85lbs x 6 reps
55lbs x 15 reps

Seated Individual Preacher Curls
25lbs x 20 reps
30lbs x 15 reps
35lbs x 12 reps

Cable Row
50lbs x 15 reps
60lbs x 10 reps
70lbs x 8 reps

Seated Cable Shrug
60lbs x 12 reps
70lbs x 12 reps
80lbs x 10 reps

Smith machine standing Shrug
135lbs x 15 reps
135lbs x 15 reps
135lbs x 12 reps

Isolated Lat Pull Down
90lbs X 10 reps
130lbs x 10 reps
160lbs x 8 reps

Reverse Lat Pull Down machine
42.5lbs x 12 reps
50lbs x 12 reps
60lbs x 8 reps

Roman Chair Back Raises
3 sets of 12 reps using body weight only
Those Thanksgiving left overs just hit different. I love em.
 
you can't go wrong with lots of fasted cardio every day if possible
it won't burn a single ounce of muscle tissue no matter what people claim but it will burn body fat like crazy
 
We support you my man but we're also going to push you
 
favorite part of your workout are the different curls you did I love working my arms too
 
nice workouts they look really fun actually the way you have it set up
 
any chance of getting some pictures of your training or the machines you're using
 
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