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Personally Mate I would suggest you persist with the beginner program until you get thos numbers up. Are you progressivly adding weight as it says in the write up? Have you stalled at these numbers for a while?
There will be plenty of opinions out there but I think you can squeeze a lot more out of this program before you go playing with more advanced routines.
Personally Mate I would suggest you persist with the beginner program until you get thos numbers up. Are you progressivly adding weight as it says in the write up? Have you stalled at these numbers for a while?
There will be plenty of opinions out there but I think you can squeeze a lot more out of this program before you go playing with more advanced routines.
I would definitely give the beginner program longer...make sure you are doing it how it's written, eg; Eating, progressively adding weight...
Start a training diary...and best of all, check out wingman's log. He is doing this program after an injury, and is doing it properly...good luck
I would definitely give the beginner program longer...make sure you are doing it how it's written, eg; Eating, progressively adding weight...
Start a training diary...and best of all, check out wingman's log. He is doing this program after an injury, and is doing it properly...good luck
Personally Mate I would suggest you persist with the beginner program until you get thos numbers up. Are you progressivly adding weight as it says in the write up? Have you stalled at these numbers for a while?
There will be plenty of opinions out there but I think you can squeeze a lot more out of this program before you go playing with more advanced routines.
I stalled for a while, around a month or so but since then I started eating more and have started going up. In the last 3 weeks all my lifts have gone up but around 5KG give or take. I have also been gaining weight, when I started i was around 137lbs/62KG, I then stalled at 150lbs/68KG. Now I'm at 155/70KG.
Personally Mate I would suggest you persist with the beginner program until you get thos numbers up. Are you progressivly adding weight as it says in the write up? Have you stalled at these numbers for a while?
There will be plenty of opinions out there but I think you can squeeze a lot more out of this program before you go playing with more advanced routines.
I stalled for a while, around a month or so but since then I started eating more and have started going up. In the last 3 weeks all my lifts have gone up but around 5KG give or take. I have also been gaining weight, when I started i was around 137lbs/62KG, I then stalled at 150lbs/68KG. Now I'm at 155/70KG.
I do squat and deadlift more then I bench? Upper body is my weakness, I am genetically larger at lower body, Plus I would prefer to squat and dead-lift over bench anyway.
I do squat and deadlift more then I bench? Upper body is my weakness, I am genetically larger at lower body, Plus I would prefer to squat and dead-lift over bench anyway.
It will allow the experts here to see where your stalling and be able to give some advise based on your routine, consistency and how long it is taking you to progress.
It will allow the experts here to see where your stalling and be able to give some advise based on your routine, consistency and how long it is taking you to progress.
Lbs sorry, I have only been living in Aus for 1 year, still using LBS, Metric is 60/95/90 KG (correct?). These are working sets. Havent tested 1RM for a while. Plus I'm 15 and still not that strong, obviously.
Lbs sorry, I have only been living in Aus for 1 year, still using LBS, Metric is 60/95/90 KG (correct?). These are working sets. Havent tested 1RM for a while. Plus I'm 15 and still not that strong, obviously.