You can split it up like 1 muscle group each day or 2 muscles group a day. example:
Monday - Back & triceps
Tuesday - chest & biceps
Wednesday - Legs & shoulders
You could also have a day for bodyweight excercises and carido if you want too.
This is great if you dont have a lot of days in the week to workout so you get done quickly because you've trained your whole body in 3 days nomsain and are flexible on the restdays so you can fit them in whenever you want. The downside imo is mixing legs & shoulders because you dont get to fully concentrate on both muscles.
For biceps and triceps I usually do:
21s - 3 sets (youtube this excercise if you dont know because its a killer)
Superset bicep curls with ez bars with incline skull crushers using the ez bar - 3 sets of both
Weighted dips 3 sets of 8
And 1 set of tricep kickbacks to failure.
And then you go home.
Another favorite routine of mine is this one: Gives me a super good pump, dont do his 19 seconds breaks and stopclock thing just skip that.
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Or you can do a push\pull\legs split, some people believe this split is better for more power nomsain son
Just look up beginner workout routines for men. I've done ICF 5x5 and Stronglifts 5x5 before. Find a routine based on what you want (physique, strength, etc.)
http://stronglifts.com/5x5/
https://www.muscleandstrength.com/workouts/jason-blaha-ice-cream-fitness-5x5-novice-workout
If you add my skype 'dunworry2sythe' I could potentially give you some short pointers, but here is the basics I recommend:
* Diet
Work on your diet. Try to intake more calories. This doesn't mean start eating all the carbs you can find, but slowly start intaking more protein, more carbs, etc. Make sure its healthy carbs, whole grain carbs. Try:
- Oatmeal
- Breads
- Quinoa
- Brown Rice
... And plenty more
* Working out
Try searching around online. There are plenty of good and helpful videos on YouTube ranging from Buff Dudes to Athlean-X. They all give pieces of workouts, so you'll need to watch many videos and slowly piece together a routine that works for you. If you'd like, I can help you develop a very generic starting routine
Thanks this is also helpful wondering if I can set up a plan.
Also always wondered if your suppose to eat before or after a workout?
Just look up beginner workout routines for men. I've done ICF 5x5 and Stronglifts 5x5 before. Find a routine based on what you want (physique, strength, etc.)
http://stronglifts.com/5x5/
https://www.muscleandstrength.com/workouts/jason-blaha-ice-cream-fitness-5x5-novice-workout

