There are times when you want to keep your training simple. One adjustable bench. A few sets of dumbbells. And of course, about 75 minutes to kill, and to kill chest doing it. Here is a sample routine. You can rearrange the movements to fit your preferences. This routine starts at the upper chest, moves to the lower chest, and then finishes things off with middle and outer pectorals. All you need to complete it is an adjustable bench, some dumbbells and of course, some hard work! Incline DB presses The upper chest should usually be emphasized first in any good chest routine. Many bodybuilders use between a 2-to-1 to a 3-to-1 ratio for upper chest. The idea is to build that upper shelf as much as possible. It is rumored Arnold ...

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For beginner bodybuilders, what you do in the gym is all that matters. If you train hard enough, you make gains. The food you eat doesn’t matter, because you can grow off of Pepsi and cookies at this point. When you become an intermediate bodybuilder after a few years of training, things change. Suddenly, you need better nutrition in terms of protein (300+ grams per day) and carbohydrates (clean, slow burning sources such as past, rice and beans). Fats also play a key role in organ health and muscle gains. You adjust your diet as an intermediate, and you see growth once again. All is good. You’re now ready to graduate from intermediate status. Gains are taking longer to arrive, and they are quite dependent upon your getting your training and nutritional ...

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