So I'm about 130 pounds 5 foot 4 inches, kinda skinny, and I've been getting into lifting for the past month and have improved my bench by around 25, but I'm trying to do some fullbody stuff. Could anyone help me with a nice schedule or find something online. I've looked around and tried stuff but nothing seemed to have really helped among a few schedules. I'm looking for something to target certain muscle groups and improve my arm strength mainly. hopefully someone can help out
Thanks
If you'd like i could send you a push,pull,legs plan that i'm currently using.
However, you will workout 6 days a week. I also have another workout plan where you workout for 5 days.
Run lift sit up do it for 6 days
repeat
I had some success with stronglifts 5x5
Just walk then until you can job. Walking is the best exercise.
Start off basic with a 5x5 program or the basic Push/Pull split. 3 days a week, as well as consistent dieting such as making sure you are eating over your maintenance macros in order to gain size. Eventually increase the days as your body adjusts. Master your basic compound lifts.
You got to start off strong! push yourself till you cannot get up that off i got big
Start running around 18km/week 3 times per 45 minutes
i'm using this program for building mass:
Day 1: Chest
Barbell Bench Press
Incline Dumbbell Press
Dumbbell Flyes
Decline Barbell Bench Press/ Seated Chest Press
Day 2: Back
Wide-Grip Lat Pulldown
One-Arm Dumbbell Row
Seated Cable Rows
Seated Row Machine
Day 3: Shoulders and traps
Side Lateral Raise
Upright Barbell Row
Barbell Shoulder Press
Front Two-Dumbbell Raise
Smith Machine Shrug (for traps)
Day 4: Leg Day
Barbell Squat (best exercises)
Leg Extensions
Lying Leg Curls
Leg Press
Standing Calf Raises
Day 5: Arms (biceps and triceps)
*biceps:
Dumbbell Alternate Bicep Curl
Standing Biceps Cable Curl
EZ-Bar Curl
Preacher Curls
*triceps
Lying Triceps Press (skull crushers)
Weighted Bench Dips
Triceps Pushdown - Rope Attachment
Triceps Overhead Extension with Rope/dumbbell
Go for less reps and more weight, so you can gain mass and strength easier. I do 4 sets and 6-10 reps.