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Need a little help on buffin' up!!



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Old 05-27-2005, 06:34 PM
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hey i need some help on a couple area's on my body so i can be happy

Abs
at least 300 sit ups a 30 sec break after 150 sit ups

100 leg lifts a couple second of break after 10

Arms & Chest/shoulder & back

Lay down flat on floor and lift 2 dungbell 20 lbs on left and 20 lbs on right

100 shrugs with 2 dungbells 2o lbs on left and 20 lbs on right ( little break after aevery 30 shrugs) oh and im not sure if theyre even called shrugs but its when u stand and hold the 2 dung bells and lift them in like a circular motion using ure shoulders

at least 50 curls with 20 lbs on left and right

thats all i can think of i can do (im new)

Tell me what else i should do to improve o those areas
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Old 05-28-2005, 01:27 PM
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You should join a gym. Is that all you have is 20lb dumbells?
Don't do shrugs in a circular motion. Just go up and down. Try to touch your ears. Anyway what equiptment do you have to work with? and eat some food.
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Old 05-29-2005, 11:46 AM
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For the abs, try doing crunches, and bicycle kicks. For the leg lifts, try putting a dumbell in between your feet for added resistance. Russian twists will help with the 'bliques, too.
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is it just me or is this dude like doing way more than he's supposed to be? 'cause everytime i mention some kind of workout like he just said people always tell me i'm doing way more than i'm supposed to be...
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Lotta reps/low weight = good tone
Low reps/high weight = growth

At least that seems to be the common wisdom.
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Old 06-10-2005, 09:30 PM
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Originally Posted by BradG
Lotta reps/low weight = good tone
Low reps/high weight = growth

At least that seems to be the common wisdom.
I know that 311 is going to disagree with u. When I cut down, I usually throw in few sepearation excercises and I watch the shiznet that I eat and up my cardio.
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