Message from @Punished Örlogskapten ☧
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That plus some core work just helps them loosen out the muscles before hitting the bar and gain some confidence
Would recommend investing in a pull up bar at home too
Before even getting any dumbbells
I started doing 30 mins of cardio, 100 situps, planks for 5 min 45 second holds, 15 second breaks, about a 50 min workout. add any number of pushups on top and thats a good starting routine, key to doing endurance/strength is having an already elevated heart rate
I never hit the gym and 35 press ups in 1 minute without a break is ez
Yeah so you have no excuse not to be in the gym
Laziness
It's not supposed to be a high bar it's a bar of minimal entry really
If you can't do that you won't progress on bench
It doesn't take much to start off with just the bar doing 5x5, even if you spend a week or two just practising form with the bar
>never hit the gym and 35 push-ups without rest is easy
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Literally just did it to check
I'm not some fat fuck
"Never hit the gym"
I play a shit ton of basketball so im okay on stamina
The bar for upper body strength grade 1 fitness in the Irish army is 55 in a minute, 35 is a grade 2 anything below is a fail, that's why I pick that stat btw, it's a fairly solid marker of being a lazy sod that you can't do it, but you don't have to be jacked to get it done
For the record I recommend doing both calisthenics and weight training, but too many use having an "athletic build" as an excuse not to hit the gym
Alright
Is it feasible to only lift once or twice a week and still make gainz?
Yes
Lifting everyday is preferable
U should be doing every muscle group at LEAST once a week
All the lifting guides online are every day but i really can not manage that shit
Cause i have school and extracurricular stuff almost every day
What's the beginners guide then
Lift everyday like a fucking psychopath
When u say a beginners guide do u mean like schedule or workouts specifically
Yeah p. much
Like workouts
Just stick to compound movements
Bench, squat, deadlift etc
Must not forget rows!
Also if u get a pull-up bar at home it makes stuff a lot easier
As far as back and abs are concerned
@edaram do 5x5 you take a rest day between gym sessions
There's also a handy app
Plus tutorial videos and descriptions of each lift on the website
what's the app?