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  • Hey Lee

    Just wanted to say I stumbled upon your videos and im just getting back in the gym from a 5 year hiatus. I am pretty out of shape 5'6 and i'm at 178 lbs. In this video you recomned doing this for a month should I do this the whole month three to four days a week. Or should I also incorporate the beginners lower body regiment too.

  • this is just great! coming from a fellow newfoundlander!

  • Hey lee big fan from your competition days. Any reason push ups were the only chest workout? Why no presses?

  • @SKAllDay30

    This is a basic beginners workout, that's why I'm limiting things to just 1 exercise per body part.

  • Lee i wanna know something if you could possible answer my question..As my flat bench and incline bench press improved why did my decline get worse? I don't understand because before my decline was much better than my incline.

  • @Srpskeoci

    Generally most people are stronger with decline, then flat, and weakest on the incline. But if you've been focusing a lot of your incline and flat bench then they may temporarily be stronger then your decline. However if you focus hard on decline benching for several weeks your strength should increase at that angle as well.

  • Hi Lee a single question for you firstly i love watching your training guides and tips. O.K do you sell traing dvds asking because being just a level 2 instructor i am always looking for different training methods/ways due to the fact that we have to help train people with different problems joint probelms and i am after dvds that have alternate training exercises and also a weight loss fat loss programs could you do something like that, ps i am always delighted when i get an email from you.

  • @andyinwetherby

    Thanks for your comments. I do offer DVD programs on my website at:

    LeeHayward. com/dvd

  • Very nice video but when i do pushups i feel like my chest arent included, i only feel that my shoulders are included

  • @BazhoFromTheHood

    Try doing push ups on push up handles or hex dumbbells. This will allow you to use a deeper range of motion and help activate the pecs more.

  • HI, HOW R U "? I AM FROM PAKISTAN & AM JOINING GYM FROM TOMORROW. I M 6 BUT SO SKINNY... I NEED A DIET CHART & PLZ TELL ME WHICH EXERCISES R BETTER FOR ME TO GAIN WEIGHT SOON... THANK U SO MUCH.

    REGARDS,

    ALI

  • @ssab110

    If you need a customized diet and training program you can check out my website:

    LeeHayward. com/blog/customized-programs

  • Hi Lee, great video .I am starting the gym tomorrow to get fit for the summer. I am 16 st.5ft 10 and 40% body fat..Do I need to cut down on my carbs and lose weight and do lots of cardio..or should I do lots of weights and concentrate on getting big rather than ripped?

  • @eagle180181

    You still need to perform weight training. But at 40% bodyfat you need to get leaner. That should be your #1 priority. I've got a good program that can help you with this called "Extreme Fat Loss" which is available at: LeeHayward. com/dvd

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  • Hey Lee, I need your advice on my training schedule.. I feel like changing my training regime.. currently,it's a 6day gap between training per body part before I hit it again...

    What is the minimum recommended rest period for a body part that you would reckon is good for bulking up? I guess it's higher for a complex part such as the back.. but is a 3-day gap good enough before I can train it again??

    Cheers!

  • @dev22ification

    Working each major muscle group once a week is ok. Most bodybuilding workouts are based around that frequency. But you could try doing 2 smaller workouts each week per muscle group rather than 1 big workout. If you are looking for a change check out my 12 Week Program. Just google "Lee Hayward's 12 Week Program" and you'll find it.

  • @Cheezn420

    For some moves I'll slow things down or change up the tempo, but for the most part I just do the reps at a steady pace.

  • Brilliant video Lee, cheers.

  • hey lee,,u have said here to do a series of push after each exercise,,and from today i will start doing push up after each exercise not only in the work out that u have said but in diferrents like after each bench press i will do a set of push up...and after each shoulder work out another set of push up,,like that..................so is this good????

  • @nilesh5531

    I actually have the workout outlined in the video description above. I didn't mean to do push ups between every exercise. I just meant to alternate back and forth between opposing muscle groups.

    Push Ups & Seated Rows

    Shoulder Press & Pull Downs

    Crunches & Reverse Crunches

  • Thanks for another great video I have learned more from you in a few days than I did with expensive trainers at my old gym

  • would you recommend eating protein overnight like yogurt?

  • @soccerxxfan

    If you wake up in the middle of the night and you are hungry you can eat something light. I usually have a protein shake pre made and kept in the fridge just in case I wake up during the night. And if I don't wake up during the night I'll just drink it in the morning.

  • hey Lee, i've started this routine, but im still waiting for the leg workout routine, u could just tell me which exercises are to be done, bcuz i know how to perform lots of major exercises with good form thanks 2 u already anyway.. so yeah :) thanks for this

  • yeah! keep up with your videos; perfect trainer, but a little bit of more high-def vids would be appreciated. OH! I forgot to mention, why don't you upload some videos on- ' how to increase forearm muscles' using dumbbells? .............

  • Hey lee, you should also show us what you eat from time to time. I'm not creative in the kitchen and I'm getting bored of eatin grilled chicken.

  • @Grounz3r0

    Check out my blog, I just posted an awesome Baked Crispy Chicken Nugget Recipe at: LeeHayward. com/blog

  • Hey Lee, i got a question that's really confusing me. What should a skinny-fat person do? should they bulk first then cut OR cut then bulk?

  • @asiandude469

    I'd personally focus on gaining mass first. Then once you gain some muscle you can focus on changing your focus to fat loss. 

  • @leemhayward hey lee, i go to the gym 3 times a week, when would you reccomend i take my protein shake? and do you have any videos on streching muscles

  • Can you talk about a workout leg abduction ?

  • Never lift anything you can't don't worry what someone else is lifting you don't gotta prove anything to anyone.

  • Good beginner video Lee, you always have great information and tips for new lifters and advanced lifting as well.

    I've been following you for 2 years and I have lost 120 pounds in that time while putting on some muscle. I still have a long way to go to be where I want to be, but it's a marathon not a sprint right? ;)

    Glad to see your channel is getting the attention it deserves. Keep it up!

  • Always nice to watch your videoes man :) good form/good tips! :D

  • lee, I want to know if there's any limit on how many grams of protein am I allowed after workout. currently, I'm drinking protein shake with 88 grams for post workout. is that OK? I'm 185 lbs, 5'11". thank you for all your help.

  • i tried out this routine today, was great, will be following this strictly for the next month :) thanks for the inspiration Lee

  • thank you for this lee, i have recently had to stop going to the gym and eating properly because of an operation on my jaw and ill be getting back into things soon after haveing about 8 weeks off and this will be very good for me :D

  • i love u lee.. u understand us!

  • very informative. i actually learned something new. thank you lee. jump sets. cool!

  • Your new channel is looking great, or should I say your old channel? keep up Lee!

  • @heat4yoass

    Thanks, I'm really looking to step up my game in 2012 and with the help of YouTube Next Trainer I'm on the right track :-)

  • I don't like this routine , all muscle in same day? No!

  • Thank you lee

  • Lee in full HD!!!!!! The three day split routine is killer and then ad an extra 20 min of cardio. On my way to 6 pack abs in no time. Thanks Lee for all the useful info.

  • New Camera? What model, if you don't mind.

  • @sinfuldavy0

    I'm using a Canon EOS 60D.

  • @leemhayward EOS 60D is not a video camera, is it?

  • Lee your not at your normal gym?

  • @BigRedWarren

    Yes, this is the same gym as I've been training at for years.

  • yo lee just curious what is ur body type??

  • @12inweiner

    I'm a mix, I've got some mesomorph and endomorph as I can gain fat easily if I'm not strict with my diet.

  • @leemhayward Is there any way u can determine your body type without knowing your body? Cus im only 16 and i wanna know what my body type is but i dont have the experience to "know" my body yet...So is there any tell tail signs of what your body type is? Beside the obvious ones lol

  • man did you make this video with the new stuff youtube gave you? it looks awesome , im definitely using this routine cuz im coming back to the gym after two weeks and i feel very weak already , great video¡¡¡¡

  • @lobitotavito

    Yeah, I'm using the new canon camera, the green screen, and I'm editing the videos in Final Cut Pro X. Trying to up the quality all around... No more half assed videos shot on a shitty cam and put together in movie maker :-)

  • @leemhayward Definitely worth the investment! Great stuff!

  • i watch most of these videos, and they help me a lot. Thanks Lee!

  • cool video !! now I'm trying to go back to the gym after 2 week?

  • could you make a video for intermediate lifters? I feel that i've peaked and I really haven't seen progress in a long time. 

  • @17thwonder

    Click on the link in the video description and you'll get my 3 day bodybuilding split routine.

  • great video lee! love how u doing this for beginners. sometimes us that have been training a few years need to go back to the basics just to mix it up....btw the 2 ppl that disliked this prolly follow ian mcstruthers...

  • @cecilbdemented

    I even go back to very simple workouts just like this myself from time to time. They are great for deloading after a hard training cycle.

  • i noticed u got a new camera lol, it looks like it's better quality

  • @iiDizturbed

    Yeah, I'm using a Canon EOS 60D.

  • your videos are getting very professional Lee. Very cool!

  • @ZacPloskiFitnessFan

    Thanks, I'm trying to step up my video quality. Still got a way to go, but they are improving :-)

  • Great video, all your videos are very informative!

    Quick question... I want to widen my chest a bit, I have bulk, but I want to spread it out, widen it, what should I do?

    I appreciate your time, and I hope I explained myself well enough! Thanks!

  • @cucoesttzu you cant really widen your chest. TMW just recently answered a question like yours but were laughing at the fact he said flys were "widening" his chest. because you cant really widen it. But to make your chest have more mass, and be bigger and stick out more you can just stick with chest exersizes. There's no secret key to bigger muscles it's just time and dedication. Stick with it, keep adding weight when your ready and your muscles will get bigger

  • @ZacPloskiFitnessFan

    It is also about the variety of workouts you put towards your chest exercises, not really much of weights. It is because your chest will get used to the strain you put on with weights, no matter how much more you put on. The key is variety of work outs, time and weights.

  • @ZacPloskiFitnessFan

    Thanks for the reply. Though i don't think I explained myself correctly. I have forward bulk, and the more i work out, the more i get, but I want to push it to the sides, that's what i mean by widen it, not just bigger, but wider. If that's what you meant by your response, then thank you! But if not I'll appreciate any suggestions.

  • @cucoesttzu the only exersize i can think of that works really well and might actually give your chest a wider look is (don't know the name) but you get on your knees and hold a dumbell in each hand palms facing you like your at the top of a bicep curl. Then extend one arm upward till it's basicly straight, palm still facing you. Then bring it back down into the starting position and alternate arms doing that. it works the muscles in the chest between chest and shoulder. learned it from AthleanX

  • @cucoesttzu

    If you are doing weights, then the bar is the problem. If you put your hands closer inwards, then it affects your chest(bulk out). Think of this.......the further your hands are apart, the more you exercise the sides.....lol it worked for me :)

  • @678Freelancer

    Thank you! 

  • @cucoesttzu

    I'd suggest you focus mostly on the upper chest (i.e. doing incline bench work). This is what most people lack and it generally helps add shape to the chest, especially for more advanced lifters. Also be sure to include incline bench dumbbell flyes with each chest workout to stretch out your chest. As you get more advanced doing stretching exercises are really important for maximizing your growth.

  • @leemhayward

    Thanks for the advice!

  • Excellent routine, great for beginners!

  • This is a fantastic routine, Lee. I dig it.

  • Lee hi mate what can i do for upper chest? this body part of mine is so stubborn doesnt bulk up

    Thanks!

  • @pantsiosk

    I am not Lee, but i can still help you out man......For what i do to bulk them up, i usually do bench presses to make it faster, but if you don't have weights, then i suggest just the normal push ups, and when you get better at it, you will start to notice that your hands is lowering to the sides of your chest, and you will get comfortable with it. Back to one=push ups and when you get better with it, try spartan push ups and bench presses. It is easy to do out of all.

  • @pantsiok

    Bro, i still have more to post, but if you are interested, then mail me or ask Lee.

  • @678Freelancer you seem to know your stuff, would you reccommend me taking ON whey protein?

  • @TheFineolase

    Just do a search for my "Bodybuilding Supplement Guide" videos. In the 2nd part I talk about protein supplements.

  • @678Freelancer Actually i forgot to say im not a beginner exacly im working out 1 1/2 year i do all the well known exercises for upper chast i dont wanna post them 1 by 1 anyway dont see serious results but lots ppl tell me it takes quite some time ....( well how long i cant wait 5 6 0r 7 yrs for god sakes!

    Thanks

  • @pantsiosk

    I am not a beginner as well, been doing it for at least 6 years now.....so you kinda come across a few things that works.....like me when i was beginner, i had 3 days, and not even an hour worth of exercises, and my biceps were already pumped. Anyways it's not all about that, but there are some that doesn't really take long like that story i just told you about.

  • @678Freelancer Well i couldnt consider myself as a beginner as well i dont need to lose fat i have endurance im not a wimp lol , so biceps and get pumped enough i dont blame but the upper chest area and of course the legs are the difficult/stubborn area legs actually are for most men (.... its like im not working it out (upper chest) and i do use serious weight im not spendin my time at the gym ha... and also do correct the exercise ...i dont know maybe the genes........(

  • @pantsiosk

    The chest is pretty easy bro, the legs is the challenging part......i do alot of things, well.....it looks like i need to buy a camera and show yous lol. Which of course ill get to have one in 6 months lol......we got no stores that sells cameras.

  • @pantsiosk

    Ill inform you when i do ge4t a camera

  • @pantsiosk If you don't have a bench press do pushups to failure then into the pushup position shown in the video where you are on your knees.Do that till failure which shouldn't take long since you just worked till failure on normal pushups. If you have dumbells lie on the ground and do some chest flys with weight your comfortable with. Do some chest press on the ground with weight your comfortable with. If you don't have weights. just do like 3 sets of those pushups i talked about, it's hard!

  • @pantsiosk

    Do all your bench presses, flyes, etc. on an incline bench. Skip flat bench work all together until your upper chest catches up.

  • 1 chest excercise as opposed to 2 back exercises, where's the balance?

  • @bijlmer21 The balance is made for healthy shoulders meaning equally amount of pressing vs pushing.

    Millitary / Pull ups is the same

    Push up / Seated row is the same

  • @Drengen10 I see, well you sure shut me up lol.

  • @bijlmer21

    Look on the moves:

    1 pressing exercise - push ups

    1 rowing exercise - seated rows

    1 over head pressing exercise - shoulder press

    1 over head pulling exercise - lat pull down

  • excellent vid as always lee

  • great work out!thnx lee:)

  • hey lee, ive noticed that my right tricep isnt as strong as my left tricep, it would be great if you could help me out

  • @odysseybmx17

    I've got a video called: "Do You Have One Arm Bigger Than The Other" that talks about this.

  • i would do the same exact thing except replacing leg raises with back extensions and maybe after a week or two add in 3 isolation movements: chest fly, lateral raise and reverse fly.

  • @bscutajar

    In the Playlist link in the description of this video there is a 3 day split routine with more exercises.

  • @leemhayward i know man, been lifting for 3 years. I'm just saying that both our beginner's workouts are very similar.

  • I like your no B.S approach and that you don't try to put people down. As always lee a quality video that I think beginners could really benefit from.

  • you dont hit arms ?

  • @shalesyci Your triceps are worked during chest, and your biceps during back

  • @shalesyci You'll be hitting arms with the chest and back exercises indirectly.

  • @shalesyci pushups-triceps, seated row-biceps, shoulder press-triceps, lat pulldown-bicep

  • @shalesyci

    This is a simple beginners workout. The idea is to start people off gradually. Not overloading them with too much, too soon. If you are more advanced and want a more advanced workout just check out the 3 day bodybuilding split routine, the link is in the video description above.

  • lee u should do a vid on ur current split routine.

    btw if i have a lagging bodypart should i hit it twice a week r just give it more volume?

  • @AdR1aN43

    Working stubborn muscles twice a week is one strategy that you can use. I actually use that in the Blast Your Biceps program during phase 2 of the program.

  • @leemhayward ok could u tell me if this split is ok then. lagging muscles are delts and armed(used to undertrain em)

    mon;delts

    tue;back/bis

    wed;chest/tris

    thu;off

    fri;legs/delts(have a glute issue so cnt do much legs for a while)

    sat;arms

    ??????

    thx

  • Awesome videos, Lee! And I am enjoying the new cameras. Keep up the good work!

  • Thanks for your video Lee. :)

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