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Hello ISTgays
I'm 31, 5'7" manlet and currently 146 pounds. I don't have a fat body but I have a belly that I got from over-eating shit food for an extended period of time without doing any sports whatsoever. I used to cycle about 100-200kms weekly from 18 to 28 but I stopped.
Around age 20 I used to do a lot of body weight exercises + cycling and I was weighing about 130 pounds. I was obviously not big at that weight but the muscles in my body were very toned, I had an 8pac, nice shoulders and very nice lats.
I started going back to the gym 2 weeks ago and stopped eating shit food. I eat exclusively chicken breasts, salmon, vegetables and some fruits now.
I am wondering what exercises I should do to get a little bigger and also some exercises to lose that belly fat. I wanted to start slowly to get my body back in a basic shape ebfore doing long training sessions but now this is my schedule:
Monday/Thursday: 20mins stationary bike averaging 150watts, 3*7 dips, 3*16 pushups and then 1*30 wall pushups to kill my triceps
Tuesday/Friday: 20mins bike again, then 3*6 pull ups neutral grip, 2*10 curls, 2*10 hammer curls, 2*10 lateral raises, 2*10 frontal raises, 2*25 situps
I will integrate more abs exercises slowly like the plank and crunches eventually, but I'm wondering what else I should do, ideally with bodyweight or dumbells, to isolate other muscles and to make my workouts more complete
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  1. 1 year ago
    Anonymous

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    • 1 year ago
      Anonymous

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      • 1 year ago
        Anonymous

        Have you accomplished anything of note in nearly a decade and a half?

        • 1 year ago
          Anonymous

          Yes, I have a fulfilling career and a business. What about you?

          • 1 year ago
            Anonymous

            Very big accomplishments for a little man like you. Truly, you can cast a large shadow.

            • 1 year ago
              Anonymous

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              • 1 year ago
                Anonymous

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              • 1 year ago
                Anonymous

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              • 1 year ago
                Anonymous

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              • 1 year ago
                Anonymous

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      • 1 year ago
        Anonymous

        Those are newbies who are to get the rope.
        It's not like they could bring something to the discussion anyway.

        Neither did you though.

  2. 1 year ago
    Anonymous

    Can you provide a tl;dr?

    • 1 year ago
      Anonymous

      what bodyweight/dumbbells exercises I should do initially to get in a good basic shape? Other than pushups, dips, situps, frontal/lateral raises, pullups, curls, hammer curls.

      Thanks

  3. 1 year ago
    Anonymous

    your routine is spastic as frick, pick one main goal
    better cardio, or more strength/muscle?
    if first, follow some gay running program idk
    if second, your routine apart from the dips and pullups is nearly all bullshit. go google basic barbell beginner programs and how shit actually functions

    fat/weight loss is a function of caloric deficit over time, it has nothing to do intrinsically with how or what you exercise except raising the maintenance ceiling, and in the case of lifting eventually increased metabolic rate as you gain or at least more slowly lose lean mass.

    • 1 year ago
      Anonymous

      You're right, thanks. I'm trying to do two things at once: losing my belly while getting bigger muscles. I don't eat at a caloric deficit but I eat lean as frick, almost no carbs except from fruits. I've lost 6 pounds in two weeks.

      For now, what I'm doing seems to work well, as I'm losing my belly fat and I see my shoulders, lats and biceps/triceps getting bigger, but I was wondering what I should add to the pot to improve more. I know I should do some barbell shits. But I dont get how doing lateral/frontal raises with curls is bullshit

      • 1 year ago
        Anonymous

        Don't get me wrong, ANY exercise is better than none and as a beginner when lifting nearly anything will work for a few months.
        Curls and lats raises aren't categorically bullshit, you are right. But it's bullshit in the context of how your workout is structured, or lack of thereof. Those exercises are "fluff", tier 3-4 exercises that come on top off the basic compound movements.

        You can definitively add muscle and get stronger while leaning out as a beginner. Especially if you are lifting (relatively) heavy in those compound movements for the first time in your life.
        If you are losing weight, you are by definition at a caloric deficit. If that is the goal, then keep going.

  4. 1 year ago
    Anonymous

    Thanks, and yeah, I want to add more exercises to the mix and that's what I'm currently looking for. I intentionally started slow to get back in a basic shape before going more intensely. On my first day, I could barely 3*12 pushups and I didn't even do dips/wall pushups and then I was done for the day. My first day was 20mins bike and 3*12 pushups kek. But I knew it would get better and I already see the progress. I'm just wondering what exercises I should add to get bigger, and I'd prefer anything that isn't benchpress, deadlifts and stuff like that. I generally prefer bodyweight stuff, or stuff I could do with a dumbbell/barbell

    • 1 year ago
      Anonymous

      >I'd prefer anything that isn't benchpress, deadlifts and stuff like that
      Why? They are the most effective method for adding raw strength and lean mass. Don't have to train to become a powerlifter, but an effective overall program will pretty much always contain these or a variation;
      Squat
      Bench press
      Overhead press
      Deadlift
      Pullups

      The planks are good, the dips are great, the pullups are fantastic. But otherwise these movements are the ones that allow you to steadily progressively overload in a simple manner through increased load and reps.

  5. 1 year ago
    Anonymous

    Focus on the big 4 with some accessories - personally I enjoy pull/chin ups, curls, some extra ab work, whatever. Do a bit of cardio at the end of your lifting and maybe on active rest days. I suggest full body 3x a week. Eat high protein (Like 200g per day) and whole foods in a smaller window. Occasionally fast for a day. Avoid degenerate behavior, people, habits, etc. Sleep well. Get sun and fresh air. Pray.

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