Beginners bodybuilding workout, ideal for starting out in bodybuilding, this workout is inspired from some of the best bodybuilders.

This workout is designed to be for beginners but it’s still relatively advanced, you should master the technique of any included exercise before attempting the full workout. This workout is very similar to one recommended by a professional bodybuilder.

Keep in mind that getting results and building a great body takes time and commitment, we as humans tend to look for results quickly (instant gratification), this can sometimes lead people to giving up after a short while because they don’t get the instant results that they are looking for. Building a great body will take time there is no natural way of getting around that, improvements will become noticeable gradually not dramatically so patience it a must.

You should already have some weight training experience before attempting these full workouts, if you don’t have much experience simply reduce the amount of sets and reps. You may also want to skip a couple of the exercises until you have more experience performing the exercises, and also when your body is more accustomed to weight training.

As a beginners you will more than likely suffer from some serious muscle soreness the following day after your workout, this is normal and it should reduce as your body becomes more accustomed to the training.

It’s common for guys when just starting out to go straight for the Bicep Curls, but this is a mistake, the main focus should be on compound exercises as they will build the most muscle mass. Compound exercises will create a good solid foundation, once you have that foundation exercises like the Bicep Curl will come more into play.

Workout duration

Approximately 50 Minutes

Frequency

Three times a week – at least one rest day between workouts

Muscles worked

• Day one – Chest and abdominals
• Day two – Calves, back, abdominals and arms
• Day three – Abdominals shoulders and legs

Once you’re comfortable with the resistance and the exercises you ideally should be training to muscle failure on the final reps for best results.

Exercise Sets Reps Barbell 4 6 - 8 Dumbbell 4 6 - 8 4 6 - 8 3 10 3 20 Exercise Sets Reps Seated pulley rows 4 6 - 8 4 6 - 8 4 10 Lying 3 6 - 8 Barbell 3 6 - 8 4 10 Exercise Sets Reps Hanging leg/knee raises 4 10 Dumbbell 4 6 - 8 3 10 4 6 - 8 3 8 - 10 Hamstring curls 3 8 - 10