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frankm007
Amateur Bodybuilder
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posted June 21, 2000 02:05 PM     Click Here to See the Profile for frankm007   Click Here to Email frankm007     Edit/Delete Message
My routine is as follows...
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MONDAY
Chest (3x6-8)
- flat bench press
- incline dumbell press
- dips

Triceps
- skull crusher
- cable pushdown

Shoulders
- military press
- side lat raise

WEDNESDAY
Back
- wide grip pull-ups (3x11-12)
- barbell row (3x6-8)
- one arm dumbbell row
- shrugs (2x4-6)

Biceps (2x6-8)
- barbell curl
- preacher curl

FRIDAY
Legs
- squat (4x6-8)
- leg press (3x4-6)
- STDL
- leg curls

Calves
- seated calve raise (3x20)
- standing calf raise (3x20)
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what do you think?

my other questions is, after i do triceps on monday, wednesday im still sore, i wouldnt be over training them if i work bicep on wednesday even with the sore triceps (this goes with any other sore muscle group as well)??

thanx you
-frank

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XdawgX
Amateur Bodybuilder
(Total posts: 26)
posted June 21, 2000 02:17 PM     Click Here to See the Profile for XdawgX     Edit/Delete Message UIN: 2473175
Overall, it looks real good. I was doing a split very similar to that for a month, and I was really pleased with it.

I only have a few minor recommendations:

*Work your shoulders before your tris on Monday. Military press utilizes triceps (to a degree).

*Drop the preacher curl, and do dumbbell curls.

*Do weighted pullups and drop the reps down to the 4-8 range.

*Go heavy on the calves, do 2 sets each and only go for 6-8 reps. For me, that's the only way I can get results.

Again, these recommendations are only my opinions. Use 'em, don't use 'em... No skin off my nose.

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Large & In Charge
Amateur Bodybuilder
(Total posts: 4)
posted June 21, 2000 07:06 PM     Click Here to See the Profile for Large & In Charge     Edit/Delete Message
Your split looks good! As a rule, whenever I'm sore I take off a little more time to let that muscle fully recover. I found that I get much better growth this way.

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Use the SHIP principle when training:

Train...........................(S)mart
Train...........................(H)ard
Train with.....................(I)ntensity
Train with.....................(P)urpose

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Paul Stagg
Amateur Bodybuilder
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posted June 22, 2000 09:05 AM     Click Here to See the Profile for Paul Stagg   Click Here to Email Paul Stagg     Edit/Delete Message
That is very similar to what I'm doing now.

Simple and effective.

Just make sure you progress every week

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Werid Science
Amateur Bodybuilder
(Total posts: 1)
posted June 22, 2000 01:22 PM     Click Here to See the Profile for Werid Science   Click Here to Email Werid Science     Edit/Delete Message
I notice you mix high and low volume.

I thought people normally do all of one or all of another. (Periodization?)

Is mixing high and low volume standard practice?

I have been lifting for 3 months and my 'train ever part 3 times a week' routine isn't working anymore so I am designing a split and this looks good.

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luv2workout
Amateur Bodybuilder
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posted June 22, 2000 06:03 PM     Click Here to See the Profile for luv2workout   Click Here to Email luv2workout     Edit/Delete Message
I was doing something similar to this but i had to start doing Legs on Wednesday and back/bicep on Friday....otherwise on wednesday i was still sore from mondays chest workout and i couldnt do anything!!! Hope this helps!!

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