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After the HSC: Joining the gym. (2 Viewers)

kalstar

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What is the cheapest/best gym membership?

Also, if you have any tips for a newcomer to the gym, please post below :).
 

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I will be looking at this thread with great interest

ObliviousNinja are you gonna gym with me after hsc?
 

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Go to snap fitness or anytime fitness, they're both 24/7 and have access key for you to do it anytime anywhere, and they're both cheap compared to deals offered by other non-24/7 ones like fitness first. I was about to join fitness first but realised it was $17 a week, while snapfitness was around $40-$50 a month, do the math!
 

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Advice? Be patient, and focus on the benefits. Any sport is a cure for anything...
 

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Make sure you take at least 10 different supplements, overdose on pre workout, and cycle a lot. No, not the spin your legs on a bike cycle.
 

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just buy dumbells, a barbell and a bench and your set, next Schwarzenegger
 

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just buy dumbells, a barbell and a bench and your set, next Schwarzenegger
Those type of equipment are pretty expensive to purchase. The person probably doesn't even know how much he could lift with good form. Obviously the person's size matters, but in general it would be good to purchase:

20kg dumb bell x 2
22.5kg dumb bell x 2
25kg dumb bell x 2
27.5kg dumb bell x 2
30kg dumb bell x 2
Proper adjustable gym seats.

There's no need to get a barbell yet.
 

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start off with a 5kg dumbell do standing curls with good form and progress on adding 1kg.
 

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deadlift, squat, bench is all the compound exercises you need to know rlly.
 

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What routines do you guys have?
For a novice lifter/begineer I would recommend starting strength or 5x5 (personally i preferred SS)

For intermediate lifters a 4/5 day split would be fine. I was running:

Legs
Bis/Chest
Back/Abs
Tris/Shoulder
 

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For a novice lifter/begineer I would recommend starting strength or 5x5 (personally i preferred SS)

For intermediate lifters a 4/5 day split would be fine. I was running:

Legs
Bis/Chest
Back/Abs
Tris/Shoulder
Atm I'm doing:
back/biceps
chest/triceps
shoulders/legs
rest day
 

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Why r people so hardcore with plans and workouts I got to like 70kg shredded just by doing pull-ups in yr 10
 

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What routines do you guys have?
shoulders/triceps
chest/biceps
legs/abs
back/biceps

4days a week, usually an hour each sesh.

I prefer 3-4 sets of around 8-12 reps with the maximum weight I can handle, for efficient hypertrophy. Obviously, that needs a lot of vegies, protein, water and a protein shake I have post-workout.

What sets/reps do you guys prefer?
 

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I think Macquarie Uni Sports and Aquatic is great value. $33.75/Fortnight (for student-concessions) for access to the gym, pool, and all manner of courts too.
 

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