Introduce Yourself

[Abaddon]

Originally Posted by Daniel

Hey guys, my name is Daniel. I found this site by searching for information on old golden age routines designed for classic physique building. I found a lot of inspiration in the discussions on this forum about that topic. I have been lifting seriously for about one and a half years and have gone from 120lbs to 160lbs in the last 2 years.

I am currently on a very simple routine that I found on Classicphysiquebuilder.org and it is very simple: Do one set of each 3 times per week - Deads, Military press, Chins, weighted pushups, barbell rows, squats. Then I rest for 10 min. and do 20 min. of straight db snatches for conditioning.

My overall level of strength is low, but I'm gaining steadily all the time. Hopefully the participation in this forum will help me make the transition from a begginer to an intermediate lifter while maximizing my gains.

Cheers
Daniel

Welcome aboard Daniel. If you want help in reaching you goals, be sure to start a log and/or a thread asking for advice and any questions you might have.

My first piece of advice would be to triple your current training: by this i mean, do 3 sets of each of those exercises, 3 times per week. Aim for 18+ sets each training session.

And of course, a good diet and training for progress are the keys to success.

[BendtheBar]

Originally Posted by Daniel

Hey guys, my name is Daniel. I found this site by searching for information on old golden age routines designed for classic physique building. I found a lot of inspiration in the discussions on this forum about that topic. I have been lifting seriously for about one and a half years and have gone from 120lbs to 160lbs in the last 2 years.

I am currently on a very simple routine that I found on Classicphysiquebuilder.org and it is very simple: Do one set of each 3 times per week - Deads, Military press, Chins, weighted pushups, barbell rows, squats. Then I rest for 10 min. and do 20 min. of straight db snatches for conditioning.

My overall level of strength is low, but I'm gaining steadily all the time. Hopefully the participation in this forum will help me make the transition from a begginer to an intermediate lifter while maximizing my gains.

Cheers
Daniel

Welcome to the forum Daniel and congrats on the great progress. You have the persistence that it takes to reach any goal. The strength and muscle will come.

I hope you will consider starting up a training log. And don't hesitate to start threads if you have any questions.

[tattooed redneck]

the names joe , been reading in here for a while. i'll update profile tommorow. but for now it's time to sleep.

[mab54]

Originally Posted by tattooed redneck

the names joe , been reading in here for a while. i'll update profile tommorow. but for now it's time to sleep.

Welcome to the forum!

[BendtheBar]

Originally Posted by tattooed redneck

the names joe , been reading in here for a while. i'll update profile tommorow. but for now it's time to sleep.

Welcome aboard Joe.

[5kgLifter]

Originally Posted by tattooed redneck

the names joe , been reading in here for a while. i'll update profile tommorow. but for now it's time to sleep.

welcome

[Pit-Bull NS]

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[JTurner]

Hello all at MAB. I'm currently a student in Manchester, England. I spend the majority of my time eating and reading about training and far too little time studying but there's still time before exams yet.

I have trained for a few years now but the last year or so has definitely been the best progress I have ever made. My goal is strength and I am thinking about joining a PL federation for 2012 and competing.

I think coursework is calling.

JT

[5kgLifter]

welcome JT

[BendtheBar]

Originally Posted by JTurner

Hello all at MAB. I'm currently a student in Manchester, England. I spend the majority of my time eating and reading about training and far too little time studying but there's still time before exams yet.

I have trained for a few years now but the last year or so has definitely been the best progress I have ever made. My goal is strength and I am thinking about joining a PL federation for 2012 and competing.

I think coursework is calling.

JT

Welcome to the forum JT. Hope you will consider starting up a training log, and making yourself at home.

Looking forward to seeing you smash your goals and then some.