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That's a decent start - that will give him a balanced program for 4 weeks. Increase the load each week. Rest 60sec between pairings, workouts should be less then 45min. Don't train on consecutive days. You can build up tolerance to training fullbody with less then 48h of recovery but i would not recommend it at this point.
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Apr. 03/06, 11:16 AM
mikehende
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Yes, that's a great routine [thanks], I am guessing he doesn't need to do Curls for his biceps and triceps becuase you've added Pullups and Dips?
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Apr. 03/06, 12:07 PM
newf
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Sure you can throw in some direct arm work on Day 5 if you want.
The only reason i didn't include any isolation work is because you wanted to keep the workouts short.
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Apr. 03/06, 12:59 PM
mikehende
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The only reason why I want to keep his workouts short is because he has to work out in School for now and we live far away from his school. Will just the one arm workout on day 5 be enough to put some size on his arm? Also, won't he get more size faster if he does 6 reps with heavier weights as opposed to 12 reps?