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Master Don Juan
Hello everyone. Thanks for clicking the link. I don't seem to gaining any weight and don't have much knowledge about lifting. I don't really want to gain too much mass like a body builder, but be more like a learn 10% BF guy. Here are my current stats:
Age: 16.5
Height: 5'10"
Weight: 138-141 lbs.
Here's what I have access to:
Bench (can be turned into incline bench)
5/10/15/20/25 dumbbells
Elliptical
Stationary Bike
I got a few of those things from my uncle because he felt he was too old to use it and just gave it to our family.
Here is my revised routine. School is pretty busy, and I am aiming to be pretty strong by spring (March). That gives me 4 months to hunker down and workout.
Monday: Elliptical: 15 min. (HIIT)
Tuesday: Weight training:
Back: Bent-over Row, Lying (down) Row (15-12-10 reps/3 sets/15lbs)
Biceps: Curl, Incline Curl (15 reps/3 sets/15lbs)
Elliptical, 15 min. (HIIT)
Wednesday: Elliptical: 15 min. (HIIT)
Abs: Incline Crunch, Incline Twist Crunch (20/18/15 reps/3 sets)
Thursday: Weight training:
Quadriceps: Lunge (12 reps/3 sets/15lbs)
Calves: Single Leg Calf Raise (12 reps/3 sets/20lbs)
Hamstrings: Straight Leg Dead-lift (15 reps/3 sets/20lbs)
Elliptical, 15 min. (HIIT)
Friday: Elliptical: 15 min. (HIIT)
Saturday: Weight training:
Pectorals: Push-ups(20 reps/3 sets), Bench press(10 reps/3 sets/20lbs), Fly (8 reps/3 sets/10lbs)
Deltoids: Lateral Raise(10 reps/3 sets/15lbs), Shoulder Press(15 reps/3 sets/15lbs)
Triceps: Triceps Extension (15 reps/3 sets/20lbs), Lying Triceps Extension (15 reps/3 sets/15lbs)
Elliptical, 15 min. (HIIT)
Sunday: Elliptical: 15 min. (HIIT)
Abs: Incline Crunch, Incline Twist Crunch (20/18/15 reps/3 sets)
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The HIIT stuff really isn't HIIT. I kind of keep pushing myself until I can't take it anymore and I never go slower than 4.0 mph unless I'm really pooped. Then I never go under 3.0 mph. It's probably faster in real life, cuz there's quite a bit of resistance on the old thing.
I've been trying to get a solid routine down for quite some time. I did it by day so if you have any tips on how this is bad or good, please let me know and I'll add it in. Thanks a lot. I really want to get it down this time hopefully with your help.
Good luck with your workouts too.
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EDIT: Oh yes I almost forgot to tell you about my eating patterns. I try to have 6 "meals." a day. However, since i'm in high school, I just have breakfast which is like 2 hardboiled eggs, sometimes a bagel, sometimes with pancakes, sometimes with waffles.
For lunch, it's a honey ham sammich with lettuce, 1/2 tblspoon light Miracle Whip, 2 piece of toasted wheat or 7 grain bread and a slice of American cheese. I also have a can o' Dannon's lite n' fit yogurt and a banana with all that. My drink is a liter of water or coffee on a cold day.
I usually eat my yogurt/half sandwich or banana/half sandwich between classes so it's like 2 meals divided from my one meal because I read something like it helps my metabolism or something.
Anyways, on to dinner. I basically eat whatever my parents make. I'm from an Asian family and they make a few traditional dishes like stir-fried stuff, but I just pick the non-greasy stuff. Sometimes it's just a plain sandwich. Other times we have veggie soup and steamed veggies with chicken or fried rice/noodles. It pretty much varies from day to day, but I don't eat too much for dinner. Maybe a small ham sandwich around 8:00 PM an hour before I take a homework break and go workout. I got to sleep around 1-2 AM because of school and commuting and stuff. Yeah....amybe 6 hours of sleep/ day, but weekends I get about 8-9. Thanks again for reading and I hope you can give me some tips.
Age: 16.5
Height: 5'10"
Weight: 138-141 lbs.
Here's what I have access to:
Bench (can be turned into incline bench)
5/10/15/20/25 dumbbells
Elliptical
Stationary Bike
I got a few of those things from my uncle because he felt he was too old to use it and just gave it to our family.
Here is my revised routine. School is pretty busy, and I am aiming to be pretty strong by spring (March). That gives me 4 months to hunker down and workout.
Monday: Elliptical: 15 min. (HIIT)
Tuesday: Weight training:
Back: Bent-over Row, Lying (down) Row (15-12-10 reps/3 sets/15lbs)
Biceps: Curl, Incline Curl (15 reps/3 sets/15lbs)
Elliptical, 15 min. (HIIT)
Wednesday: Elliptical: 15 min. (HIIT)
Abs: Incline Crunch, Incline Twist Crunch (20/18/15 reps/3 sets)
Thursday: Weight training:
Quadriceps: Lunge (12 reps/3 sets/15lbs)
Calves: Single Leg Calf Raise (12 reps/3 sets/20lbs)
Hamstrings: Straight Leg Dead-lift (15 reps/3 sets/20lbs)
Elliptical, 15 min. (HIIT)
Friday: Elliptical: 15 min. (HIIT)
Saturday: Weight training:
Pectorals: Push-ups(20 reps/3 sets), Bench press(10 reps/3 sets/20lbs), Fly (8 reps/3 sets/10lbs)
Deltoids: Lateral Raise(10 reps/3 sets/15lbs), Shoulder Press(15 reps/3 sets/15lbs)
Triceps: Triceps Extension (15 reps/3 sets/20lbs), Lying Triceps Extension (15 reps/3 sets/15lbs)
Elliptical, 15 min. (HIIT)
Sunday: Elliptical: 15 min. (HIIT)
Abs: Incline Crunch, Incline Twist Crunch (20/18/15 reps/3 sets)
__________________
The HIIT stuff really isn't HIIT. I kind of keep pushing myself until I can't take it anymore and I never go slower than 4.0 mph unless I'm really pooped. Then I never go under 3.0 mph. It's probably faster in real life, cuz there's quite a bit of resistance on the old thing.
I've been trying to get a solid routine down for quite some time. I did it by day so if you have any tips on how this is bad or good, please let me know and I'll add it in. Thanks a lot. I really want to get it down this time hopefully with your help.
Good luck with your workouts too.
__________________
EDIT: Oh yes I almost forgot to tell you about my eating patterns. I try to have 6 "meals." a day. However, since i'm in high school, I just have breakfast which is like 2 hardboiled eggs, sometimes a bagel, sometimes with pancakes, sometimes with waffles.
For lunch, it's a honey ham sammich with lettuce, 1/2 tblspoon light Miracle Whip, 2 piece of toasted wheat or 7 grain bread and a slice of American cheese. I also have a can o' Dannon's lite n' fit yogurt and a banana with all that. My drink is a liter of water or coffee on a cold day.
I usually eat my yogurt/half sandwich or banana/half sandwich between classes so it's like 2 meals divided from my one meal because I read something like it helps my metabolism or something.
Anyways, on to dinner. I basically eat whatever my parents make. I'm from an Asian family and they make a few traditional dishes like stir-fried stuff, but I just pick the non-greasy stuff. Sometimes it's just a plain sandwich. Other times we have veggie soup and steamed veggies with chicken or fried rice/noodles. It pretty much varies from day to day, but I don't eat too much for dinner. Maybe a small ham sandwich around 8:00 PM an hour before I take a homework break and go workout. I got to sleep around 1-2 AM because of school and commuting and stuff. Yeah....amybe 6 hours of sleep/ day, but weekends I get about 8-9. Thanks again for reading and I hope you can give me some tips.
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