chest and arms same day cons and pros?

[Simon*]

I was wondering if you can work on both the same day or that would overtraining your upper body, I was thinking on doing both distributing the intensity , like doing a heavy chest routine and then go easy on my arms , some personal trainer going too heavy on both routines can give you wrist and elbow joints problems in the long run, thank you for assisting me.

 

[Zinergy]

Sure you can.

If you're doing bodybuilding the only thing you really should or need to go heavy on is your compound lifts, forget about the weight on everything else.


I always see people trying to curl heavy ass weights with tiny stick arms and I'm there using half the weight they are with arms twice the size of theirs. [FONT=&quot]¯\_(ツ)_/¯[/FONT]

 

[stevesmi]

split training can be interpreted different ways

there isn't a right or wrong way.

you can do a split routine of push/pull/legs. or you can do upper body/lower body or you can do arms/back/chest/legs etc.

 

[muskate]

This is one of my all time favourite workout splits -

1. Back and shoulders
2. Legs and abs
3. Chest and arms

I often train chest and arms together. It makes it a really fun 'mirror muscle' workout.

You won't experience and wrist or joint issues if you are warming up properly and using weights that you can control.

 

[MasonicBodybuilder]

You can really train any muscles together that you want to. Sometimes I like to train alternating muscles together like chest and back. Other times I will train muscles that work together like back and biceps. In the end there is nothing wrong with switching it up and keeping it interesting.