New to dumbbell RDL

Increasing weight slowly while i try to get the form down. Honestly deadlifts always scared me so any tips would help. Also this is just a small apartment gym so no barbell only dumbbells.

u/Emotional-Corner-283 — 6 days ago
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I'm new to the gym, trying to lose weight, and want feedback on my routine.

Since the beginning of the year, I have been making an effort to lose weight through diet, I went from 230 lb to 210 lb. For the past 2 months I have been going to the gym regularly to help with the rest of the weight loss and increase fitness. My main goals are

  1. I want general fitness and good physique.
  2. I have a bad knee from a sports injury that i am trying to get back in shape.
  3. I want to increase my enjoyment of a few hobbies I enjoy, such as rock climbing and canoeing.

Monday/Thursday upper body

bench Press 3x6

overhead press 3x6

bent-over row 3x8

lat pulldown 3x8

chest fly 3x10

reverse fly 3x10

face pull 3x10

tricep pushdown 3x10

incline curl 3x10

10-minutes on rowing machine

I am doing reverse fly and face pulls because my delts and rotator cuffs are really weak.

Tuesday/Friday lower body

squats 3x6

leg press 3x6

bulgarian split squat 3x10

calf press 3x10

leg curl 3x10

leg extension 3x10

30-minute run

Saturday core and long run

weighted crunch 3x10

ab wheel 3x15-ish. I do this until i feel like I want to die

plank 3x1 minute-ish, same as above

60-minute run

Any feedback on what I should add/remove/trade out would be very helpful!

Edit: for some reason i had the leg extension listed as upper-body day when it was supposed to be lower body day.

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u/Emotional-Corner-283 — 25 days ago
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Please dont judge to harshly. I have painted some space marines before, but this is the first model i put this much time and detail in. Think i might have over done it with the battle damage marks.

u/Emotional-Corner-283 — 1 month ago