Day 1 Chest + Triceps
Flat Bench Press 8-12*4 sets
Dumbbell Flyer 8-12*3 sets
Bars Arm Extension 6-10*3 sets
Behind the Neck Dumbbell Arm Extension 8-12*3 sets
Rope Press Down 8-12*3 sets
Day 2 Back + Biceps
Pull-ups 6-10*3 sets
High Pull-downs 8-12*3 sets
Seated Row 8-12*3 sets
Standing Barbell Bent Raises 8-12*4 sets
Dumbbell Alternate Bent Raises 8-12*4 sets
Day 3 Shoulders + Legs
Standing Barbell Push-Ups 8-12*4 sets
Dumbbell Side Planks 8-12*3 sets
Dumbbell Front Planks 8-12*3 sets
Barbell Squats 8-12*4 sets
Lunging Squats 8-12*4 sets
Rest on Day 4, or follow the above workout with another circuit resting on Day 7.
Do a 5-10 minute warm-up before each day's exercise, stretch after each part of the workout, add waist and abdominal training at the end of each day's strength training, and do about 20-30 minutes of cardio after strength training.
Since you are just starting out, give you a few suggestions:
1, the action to do standardized, this is very important, can effectively avoid injury and improve the effect of exercise.
2, because the body is weak, so the power will naturally be relatively weak, so do not look at the training of other people lifting a large weight of their own eager to imitate to catch up, to start from a small weight step by step. Do a good job of training records, whether or not the progress to be compared with their own, do not compare with others.
3, the diet to increase the proportion of high-quality protein (such as beef, chicken, egg whites, etc.).
4, in general, training out of strength will grow faster, but the body circumference will not change a lot, so do not feel no effect to give up training, to persist, there will be good results.