I have started my new strength building work-out program. Thanks for the help!

OK thanks for the tips Morba! :)

I'll be off outside to have another go in a few minutes. I'll aim at doing some of the similar excersizes I've been doing, but with a much heavier weight and with fewer reps. I'll also see if I can include a few new unusual moves, namely the One Arm Floor Press and Barbell Ab Rollout.

And another thing, as you're basically decomposing muscle when you work out (then it regrows bigger, at least that's how I thought it worked :o), I take it after a workout, should your muscles appear and feel that way? I have noticed on my Biceps after a work out, when I tense them they appear not as hard, particularly round the edges. Is this just me? :confused:

I just hope this is all getting me where I want to be (and not backwards) faster than the heavy CV I used to do :( .
 
peteruk said:
Well, just to show the sources for what I've been talking about:
Number of Reps:
Deadlift Warning:
and the type of close grip bench presses I've been doing:

Will it do no more good at all?

Holy **** batman!!

That has to be the worst EVER demo of a dealift I've ever seen! BURN THAT MAGAZINE! Shes standing on a box for christ sake! Legs are straight, use light weight only, I mean FFS, that is seriously bad advice.

Training your biceps every day is overtraining. Muscles grow when they are resting. You need adequate rest to develop muscle.

IMO, your routine is extremely poor. Sorry if this sounds harsh, but its for your own good.

A proper deadlift:
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TECHNIQUE here: http://www.criticalbench.com/exercises/deadlift.htm
 
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