Hows this for a weightlifting workout before i go on holiday

Discussion in 'Boxing Training' started by MIK1000, Jun 19, 2008.


  1. BlackWater

    BlackWater G.Wash. Full Member

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    As opposed to calves and ass, with standard squats?
     
  2. MIK1000

    MIK1000 Well-Known Member Full Member

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    Hi, I was sick for a while there so couldn't do anything and I;m a bit behind. With my holiday only a month away I though maybe I should workout 5 days a week rather than 3. I would really appreciate it if u gave me a similar routine that i could do 5 days a week e.g different muscle groups or what ever. Don't want to bother you again virus but it would be a great help. cheers :good
     
  3. boxingtactics07

    boxingtactics07 Active Member Full Member

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    From where i have been and what i have seen and i have done... there is a lot of success for strength AND size (looks) from doing a 3 day split with 3 hard compound exercises per day. IE: DAY 1 is Squat, Bench Press, Bent-Over Rows. As for as size (looks) ONLY go... I do have a very good friend who is into bodybuilding and does well with a 5 day split... 1. Chest, 2. Back, 3. Legs, 4 Shoulders/Traps, 5 Arms. Either way, Either goal, you need a decent diet to go along with it. Everyone recommends 5-6 meals a day, but 3 good meals a day with some good snacks in between will work. As long as the majority of your diet is clean, having the odd junk in your diet won't hurt.
     
  4. MIK1000

    MIK1000 Well-Known Member Full Member

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    that sounds good, is could u give me some stuff to do because I'm not really sure about stuff.
    thanks
     
  5. elTerrible

    elTerrible TeamElite General Manager Full Member

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    they are telling you to do more compound exercises, like bench press, squats, dips, rows ect.


    The reason is that they activate more muscles and you will see more results with these than just isolation exercises.
     
  6. BITCH ASS

    BITCH ASS "Too Fast" Full Member

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    You don't necessarily even have to do full squats. If you already have some athletic ability and a sense of balance, do box squats.

    I hardly ever do full squats anymore, and usually if I do, it's with light weight in reps of 20 or 25.

    I suppose it just depends on your goals though. I don't think full squats are that great for your hips at least as far as mobility is concerned. I think box squats are better because they prevent you from going down so far that you stress out your hip flexors.

    This is just my own personal experience though. I've been lifting weights for a while and I've used anything from body building workouts to the University of Nebraska wrestling and football athletic programs.

    I only lift weights twice a week now and do boxing workouts and calistentics the other times and I think I've found the perfect balance between lifting and getting in great physical condition without giving up the ability to move fluidly.