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By (user no longer on site) OP   
over a year ago

For all the gym goers, Just wondering what's the best push / pull work out (no pun intended), what basics will work for a newbie lifting weights aiming to burn fat/tone up

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By *rmrs1234Couple
over a year ago

Waterford

If you can at all, get one of the pts in your gym to do you up a workout programme specific to what you want and have them go over each exercise with you. My go tos are deadlift, squat and bench but i would recommend learning the proper form for all three as the last thing you would want is an injury.

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By *eathcock69Man
over a year ago

Navan

Any good ones for weight loss

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By *osmicGateMan
over a year ago

louth

Try using kettle bells as you work out.. Burns serious fat..

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago

While i do miss the gym and really getting into a focused 60 minute workout its probably the perving that i miss the most lol

I always aimed to use as many muscles as possible during a session and have two separate workouts to alternate. Every machine serves a purpose. Google or a PT will help with gettimg the best out of free weights

And dont forget leg day

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago

Different approach in my workout routine.

I went online and search for a celebrity which had a very similar physique as me. The marvel movies was great inspiration as most had to be jacked in a short space of time. I settled on Chris Pratt's workout and diet for his role in Guardians of the Galaxy. Prep time 6 months..

Started in June lost 20kgs and Getting ripped by the day. Mind you, you do have to be committed its 2hrs 4 days a week..

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago


"Different approach in my workout routine.

I went online and search for a celebrity which had a very similar physique as me. The marvel movies was great inspiration as most had to be jacked in a short space of time. I settled on Chris Pratt's workout and diet for his role in Guardians of the Galaxy. Prep time 6 months..

Started in June lost 20kgs and Getting ripped by the day. Mind you, you do have to be committed its 2hrs 4 days a week.."

20kg??

Impressive stuff. Nice work

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago


"Different approach in my workout routine.

I went online and search for a celebrity which had a very similar physique as me. The marvel movies was great inspiration as most had to be jacked in a short space of time. I settled on Chris Pratt's workout and diet for his role in Guardians of the Galaxy. Prep time 6 months..

Started in June lost 20kgs and Getting ripped by the day. Mind you, you do have to be committed its 2hrs 4 days a week..

20kg??

Impressive stuff. Nice work "

Thanks. Was 121kgs to start now down to 101 the last time I checked. Had a bit of flab around the waist. Blaming it on COVID But feeling better and more energetic..

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By *ay_Gatsby_D4Man
over a year ago

Ballsbridge, City Centre


"For all the gym goers, Just wondering what's the best push / pull work out (no pun intended), what basics will work for a newbie lifting weights aiming to burn fat/tone up"

Depends what ye want to do with yourself and whether you want to accentuate any particular part of your body.

Squats are good exercise but if you don’t like a big arse then maybe they’re not the right thing.

Join a circuits class at the gym and you’ll be flying in no time

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago


"For all the gym goers, Just wondering what's the best push / pull work out (no pun intended), what basics will work for a newbie lifting weights aiming to burn fat/tone up"

Keep it very simple, and I'm going to be a little cheeky and suggest a push/pull/leg split.

For each day one big (complex) lift + 3 smaller ones. Don't worry about getting caught up in the details, picking up and putting down heavy stuff is the most important part of it.

Push days will be chest press/ variant(s) + shoulder work

Pull days will be deadlift/ variant(s) + arms

Leg day will be squat/ variant(s) + leg isolation work.

Ex-competitive lifter here, and trust me when I say consistency is *far* more important than finding the "perfect" workout

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago

I would recommend resistance bands. I used them instead of the gym. For general fat loss and toning try a total body workout plan maybe 3 days a week.

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago


"For all the gym goers, Just wondering what's the best push / pull work out (no pun intended), what basics will work for a newbie lifting weights aiming to burn fat/tone up"

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Keep it simple

Make sure you're injury free first, get a Trainer for a session or two and he/she should focus on basic compound ('meat and potato") exercises like

CHEST PRESS / PUSH UPS ON KNEES (chest and arms)

SEATED ROW (back and posture)

DUMBELL GOBLET SQUAT (bum and thighs)

REVERSE LUNGES (tighten up bum and back of legs)

To get body fat down, not too much cardio (as produces stress hormone leading to overeating after) but keep an eye on portion sizes and calories you've been eating slightly and you should get there

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago


"For all the gym goers, Just wondering what's the best push / pull work out (no pun intended), what basics will work for a newbie lifting weights aiming to burn fat/tone up"

Be very very careful using weights if you're not used to them start with smaller weight and higher reps of whatever you choose to do.

You could to damage to your back.

Alot of bodyweight exercises are great to start. Press ups, sit ups, hollow holds etc.. build your core before you hit the weights.

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago


"While i do miss the gym and really getting into a focused 60 minute workout its probably the perving that i miss the most lol

I always aimed to use as many muscles as possible during a session and have two separate workouts to alternate. Every machine serves a purpose. Google or a PT will help with gettimg the best out of free weights

And dont forget leg day "

And never miss a Monday!

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago

Was never into gyms tbh so absolutely no point in me giving any advice on anything gym wise, my favourite thing to do is skip and then anything else is just training using my own body weight ,l am 83kg so to me any exercise at all with using my own body weight is plenty for me .

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