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Designing my own programme
Hi there
I've got a couple of programmes on the go at the moment and am thinking of adding another to do once a week. What do you guys think of the following: Deadlifts Smith Squats Leg Press Walking lunges Lat Pulldown Press Ups Bicep Curls Skull Crushers Does this seem like a reasonably balanced programme? Any advise would be great :D |
How often are you doing your full body workouts?
You are missing a major muscle group- your chest, and abs. Not much for mid-back either. To make meaningful comments, we really need to know ALL aof what you are doing, not just one additional day. Details? ;) Mel |
I agree with Mel that more information is needed to evaluate a program than just a list of the exercises. Frequency, rep/set scheme, rests between sets, planned progression, planned periodization, etc. You also didn't state your goals for the program and a program needs to be evaluated in relation to how it fits the goals of the person using it.
Right now we have a list of exercises that you will be using. You have two hip dominant and 2 knee dominant A vertical pull and a horizontal push 2 isolation arm exercises. Personally I would balance that out by adding a horizontal pull and a vertical push unless you have purposely programmed it that way to correct a current physical imbalance. |
Thanks ladies
I'm currently doing the following: Day 1: Dumbbell shoulder press Pressups Barbell bent over row Tricep dips Static Lunges Step ups (onto large box) 3 sets of 15 reps, no rest in between exercises Day 2: Dumbbell chest press Dumbbell one arm row Iso row Press ups Seated leg press Walking lunges Seated hamstring curl Bodyweight squats 3 sets of 15 reps I do these programmes twice a week, cardio 6 days a week and ab work 3 days a week. Thanks for your input. |
Sorry, day 2 is actually 3 sets of 12 reps. :)
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