Complete and utter noob. Please read before you lock.

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oh yeah, i did ur improvised armor thing for halloween with energy drink cans.
 
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Typically the rest period between sets will be dependant on the goal of the training.

If you are interested in fat loss then shorter rest times of less than 2 minutes would be used because the goal of a fat loss protocal would be to increase heart rate and keep it up.

For strength training where you perform heavy sets, you would use longer rest periods, usually 3-5 minutes, to ensure that you can lift the most possible weight from set to set.
 
The 5x5 link recommends 5 minutes for beginners. I would recommend starting with that and then determining what works best for you.

I started with that and shortened up rest periods on lower weight sets, but I actually go for AT LEAST 5 minutes between sets of heavy deadlifts.
 
Hey RJ -- Getting back to your questions, here are some isolation and machine exercises that are worth considering --

Neck work -- if you've got access to a Hammer Strength type neck machine, that's good. Otherwise, neck raises with a plate, weighted bridges or a neck harness. If you start doing weighted neck stuff, you might want to consider cutting back on the daily BW neck bridges you've been doing

Shoulder rotator cuff work -- internal and external rotations on a cable machine,
 
do 5x5, im a noob and ive added alot already and its only been 2 weeks.
 
Wow i was a wussy overanalytical douchebag back when i made this thread.

and i never made the football team....LOL. And i was 25% BF? jeez how times change.

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