Chest/Triceps Flat Barbell Bench Press Set 1 : 275 x 8 Set 2 : 295 x 6 Set 3 : 315 x 4 Decline Barbell Bench Press Set 1 : 255 x 8 Set 2 : 275 x 6 Set 3 : 295 x 4 Incline Dumbbell Press Set 1 : 100 x 6 Set 2 : 105 x 6 Set 3: 110 x 6 Weighted Wide Grip Dips Set 1 : 90 x 6 Set 2 : 90 x 6 Close Grip Bench Press Set 1 : 185 x 6 Set 2 : 195 x 6 Set 2 : 205 x 4 Tricep Press Down (Cable, straight bar) Set 1 : Stack+25 x 8 Set 2 : Stack+35 x 6 Set 3 : Stack+35 x 6 *Tricep Press Down (Cable, rope attachment) Set 1 : Stack+10 x 6 Set 2 : Stack+10 x 6 *Skullcrushers Set 1 : 108 x 6 Set 2 : 108 x 6 * - superset I change up the press exercises often ... switching from dumbbells to the barbell. Dips hit the triceps and chest hard, it'll all depend on the angle you're leaning at. Shoulders/Traps Seated Military Press (Barbell) Set 1 : 155 x 6 Set 2 : 165 x 6 Set 3 : 175 x 6 Seated Dumbbell Shoulder Press Set 1 : 65 x 8 Set 2 : 70 x 6 Set 3 : 75 x 6 *Weighted Wide Grip Pull Ups Set 1 : 25 x 8 Set 2 : 25 x 8 *Lateral Raises Set 1 : 30 x 8 Set 2 : 35 x 8 * superset Upright Row Set 1 : 100 x 8 Set 2 : 110 x 6 Set 3 : 110 x 6 I like to toss in a variety of exercises the end ... power cleans, shrugs, etc ... minimum 6 sets and two exercises. Back/Biceps Seated Cable Row Set 1 : 180 x 8 Set 2 : 190 x 6 T-Bar Row Set 1 : 135 x 6 Set 2 : 155 x 6 Set 3 : 175 x 6 Wide Grip Pull Ups Same as above, no superset. Lat Pulldowns Set 1 : 160 x 8 Set 2 : 170 x 8 Set 3 : 180 x 6 One Arm Dumbbell Row Set 1 : 95 x 6 Set 2 : 95 x 4 *Standing Alternating Dumbbell Curl Set 1 : 60 x 6 Set 2 : 65 x 4 *Standing Alternating Hammer Curl Set 1 : 55 x 6 Set 2 : 60 x 4 * superset Preacher Curl Set 1 : 88 x 6 Set 2 : 98 x 6 Set 3 : 108 x 4 Barbell Curl Set 1 : 95 x 6 Set 2 : 105 x 6 Set 3 : 105 x 4 Legs Squat 135 x 15 225 x 6 245 x 6 275 x 4 255 x 6 Seated 45* Leg Press 360 x 8 450 x 6 450 x 6 *Standing Calf Raise 225 x 10 225 x 10 225 x 10 *Seated Calf Raise 155 x 10 165 x 10 165 x 10 * superset Leg Extension + Leg Curl Wherever the pin falls x 8 x 2 sets (after 5 sets of squats I want t0 GTFO of there anyway) Not running at max due to my healing back. Plenty of exercises out there for you to do ... mix it up a little bit, find what works with you and stick with it for a while. There is abdominal crap mixed in there of course. I change up the routine often (weight, # of sets and reps, the actual exercises) as my body adjusts, adapts, and really gets used to the same routine over and over again. http://ast-ss.com/training/exercises/eow-intro.asp http://forum.bodybuilding.com/ --- read, search, read some more. The best supplement you can take is food. Seriously. Every 2.5-3 hours, high quality meals. Tough to do while you're in the military/training.