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anybody try something like this?:

monday - shoulders
tuesday - quads, hams
wednesday - calves, forearms
thursday - back
friday - arms
 
i knew i was forgetting something. lol..i just threw that out as an example
 
I find I cant train more than 2 days in a row, 3 at the most, without taking a day off. Training that many days in a row doesnt give your body enough time to rest and grow. I prefer 2 bodyparts per workout, that way I can split my body 4 ways and still get 3 rest days a week
 
Here is a good routine. . .one that I used to follow:

Day 1 - OFF
Day 2 - Delts and Biceps
Day 3 - Legs and Abs
Day 4 - OFF
Day 5 - Chest and Triceps
Day 6 - Back
Day 7 - OFF
 
hmm..ok, that last split that louden posted is similar to mine. i was thinking i'd throw shoulders in on a seperate day though?

my worst bodyparts are in this order, starting with the worst:

biceps
lats
delts
upper back
lower back

ideas?
 
What about:

Mon - Back, Biceps, and Delts
Tues - Off
Wed - Legs and Abs
Thurs - Off
Fri - Chest and Tris
Sat - Off
Sun - Off


or


Mon - Back
Tues - Chest and Tris
Wed - Off
Thurs - Bis and Delts
Fri - Legs and Abs
Sat - Off
Sun - Off
 
Why don't you train WSB? spatts was explaining the wonders of it on my thread, that it combines strength with hypertrophy.
 
i could but

1) i dont have a squat rack until christmas

2) my ass cant stand to get any bigger

3) i definately got thicker in traps and tri's doing westside, but i lost size in bi's, chest, forearms, etc. although i could only do bench b/c of injury anyways, so it may be because of that

if i could put on the same size i could with any BB program, i would definately train westside and eventually compete in both. i just dont see how westside could put mass in ALL areas needed for bbing.
 
1. I don't have a squat rack either, and I know how hard it is to squat and gm witthout one, but I try, and it might hurt my squat while I'm using it a little bit, but when i do get a squat rack in 2167 my squat will be much stronger


2. Also you could do a hybrid westside program, where you put bi's in as assistance work, and you can fool with the rep scheme too
 
bump for somebody to give me ideas for reps/sets and stuff? remember, i dont have a squat rack. and strength/size are both 50/50 in terms of priority
 
Hm...I'm not sure which fits your schedule best. I have a few basic rules I use. I keep back and legs as far apart as possible, in a BB split. I like lots of recovery, so I favor the 3-4 day splits. I like to work chest and tris together, since I use PL bench form. If I were to go back to a BB split, I'd probably do something old school and similar to WSB, like a compound move followed by 5x5 accessory work. I REALLY like push/pull/leg splits.
 
so you're saying i should do an older PL split instead of say, ME and DE bench and then assistance work for mass? i only see myself competing in bench contests in the near future.

anything can fit my schedule. i'm always home and i never do anything..
 
Day 1 - Chest and biceps
Day 2 - rest
DaY 3 - Shoulders and triceps
Day 3 - Back
Day 4 - rest
Day 5 - Legs
Day 6 - rest
Day 7 - rest
 
vinylgroover said:
Day 1 - Chest and biceps
Day 2 - rest
DaY 3 - Shoulders and triceps
Day 3 - Back
Day 4 - rest
Day 5 - Legs
Day 6 - rest
Day 7 - rest
I'd recommed putting more time between back and legs.
 
Monday...PULL: Start with PL deads, and then do a 5x5 for traps, bis, etc..

Tuesday...REST

Wednesday...PUSH: Start with PL Bench then push work in 5x5, chest, tris, etc...

Thursday...REST

Friday...LEGS: Start with PL style Squat, then all other leg work to 5x5.

Sat...EAT AND GROW

Sun...EAT AND GROW

*Shoulder work could fall into a push or a pull depending on the move. I would pick one. Like one week use pulling shoulder moves and put them on Mon, then the next week use pushing shoulder moves and put them on Wednesday.

:)
 
Maybe you could take one of your weekend days that's a good distance away from your push day, like Saturday, and do your speed bench...and that's it. You can always do regular board presses as accessory work on your push day.
 
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