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hello!
i have recently started doing some weight training, just at home using a set of adjustable dumbbells. i am basically looking to build some lean muscle, cut down on body fat, and improve my strength. for now what i have been doing are 3 days a week doing a full body routine with dumbbells. i usually have a rest day in between each, and then one day of cardio or interval type training (usually either a 5km run or quick paced calisthetic/plyo style exercises).
just looking for some input or critique of my current workouts. i am most definitely a beginner, with only some basic weight training in the past. here are the exercises i have been doing - i chose things that i felt most comfortable with doing, especially when it comes to proper form. any tips or advice would be greatly appreciated
DAY 1 (Mondays)
-Squats
-Deadlifts
-Push Presses
-Standing Rows
-Curls
-Standing Tricep Extensions
-Weighted Crunches, Oblique Bends, and Leg Lifts
DAY 2 (Wednesdays)
-Lunges
-Kneeling Rows
-Standing Flies
-Standing Rows
-Alternating Hammer Curls
-Kneeling Kickbacks
-Weighted Crunches, Bicycle, and Leg Lifts
DAY 3 (Fridays)
-Squats
-Bent Over Rows
-Floor Presses
-Front/Side Raises
-Side Curls
-Tricep Extensions
-Weighted Crunches, A-Frame Abs, Leg Lifts
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thanks so much guys, i'll definitely look into those creatines!
i'm currently using vega sport protein and i do take a daily b-complex supplement containing B12
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hi everyone!
i am new to these forums, and have recently started lifting weights. i have been trying to find a creatine supplement that is completely vegan, but have only gotten vague answers and information about the different ones out there.
can anyone recommend a good vegan creatine supplement?
is creatine an absolute must for someone trying to build lean muscle through weight training?
thank you so much in advance
3x per week full body with dumbbells
in Bodybuilding/Strength Training
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thanks so much for your input, very helpful and much appreciated. i definitely agree with what you said about changing things up - will definitely look into doing split routines down the road when i start getting a little more comfortable with using weights more often. also because i get bored with the same things over and over, lol. i'll stick with this for a month or so like you said, then maybe re-vamp it into a split routine with some new exercises.
thanks again