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Yeah sure I don't mind, I love talking about routines and lifting, happy to help
All of my free weight stuff is done with about 35 lb adjustable dumbbells. This video is the bottom 3: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LT_dFRnmdGs
Oh this is pretty good, it seems like you've got quite a bit of volume in there and most of your bases are covered. The one thing that stands out is you don't seem to have a hip hinge: deadlift or RDL once a week would do it. How long does it take you to do all this?
I usually take about 40 minutes to do the weight lifting portion. About 60 minutes all said and done. It's not too intense, as 35 lbs each is pretty light for me. I'm overweight now, but when I was younger I was a real athlete. I want to get back to being that way.
What I settled on was in a similar vein - 3x a week full body workouts. But it's barbell based, focusing on compound lifts as they're the biggest bang for your buck, and then a couple of accessories with dumbbells, takes about an hour. And there's built-in progression so it's always grinding upwards. I started out at about 175lbs bodyweight at 25% body fat, couple years later I'm at 210lbs and around 16% body fat. Never felt better.
To track everything I use the boostcamp app, its free and loaded with a bunch of programs. The ones I'm talking about are 531 and tactical barbell
Thanks a lot! I really appreciate it.