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EVERYBODY post up your training split!!!!!

emptywallet

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Like alot of guys around this time of year after summer I'm in the mood for a huge change in my training. My current routine as many of you know was over training but I managed to gain 20 pounds over the last 8 months. Anyway, I'm in the mood for a new split and I need some new ideas. Sooooooooooo, I also see alot of questions about stuff like this so I figured we'd have a good source for splits if everyone posted theirs up. Here's the split thats finally put me into over training, but worked well for awhile:
Sunday -legs
Monday - chest
Tuesday - back
Wed - tris
Thur - bi's
Fri - shoulders
Sat - traps

There's my old one. Not so good for me anymore. Post yours up!!!!
 
That is too much training for a split routine: I am currently following a one on one off routine:

Upper Body:

Incline Barbell Presses - 3 x 6-8
Barbell Rows - 3 x 6-8
Chins - 3 x failure
Seated Barbell Presses - 3 x 6-8
Up Right Rows - 3 x 8-10
Dumbbell Shrugs - 3 x 8-12
Parallel Dips - 3 x 6-8
Barbell Curls - 3 x 6-8

Lower Body:

Squats - 3 x 8-12
Leg Presses (wide stance) 3 x 10-15
Leg Extensions - 3 x 20

Stiff Leg Deadlifts or
Lying Leg Curls - 3 x 20-15-10

Seated Toe Raises - 3 x failure
Stading Toe Raises - 3 x failure
+Ab training

*Note

I will substitute the exercises above with other basic exercises. This may include adding seated rows, deadlifts, incline dumbbell presses, dumbbell curls, incline tricep extensions, barbell shrugs, lunges, or hyperextensions.
 
S...Dynamic bench + shoulder, tris, lats
M...Max Effort Squat/Dead + core, hams, glutes, calves
T...Off (Sled drag or walk)
W...Max Effort Bench + shoulders, tris, lats
R...Off (sled drag or walk)
F...Dymanic Effort Squat/dead + core, glutes, hams, calves
S...chest and bis, and other accessory work needed to improe symmetry and not included in regular regimen. Perhaps some cardio too (walking).

Active recovery every day.
 
My general strength/power split

day 1 ) Chest and Back -
Incline dumbell BP, 70 degree Barbell Row, Shoulder width Chins, Flat bench, grip work

Day 2) Olympic lifts, legs and abs -
clean/snatches and hybrids, full squats (front and back), sometimes lunges, glute ham raise on floor, Semi Stiff Legged deadlift, calf raise, hanging leg raise.

Day 3- rest

Day 4- Olympic Lifts, Shoulders and Arms -
Push press/jerks/clean/snatch hybrid complexes, single arm leaning dumbell press, clean grip upright row, curl, decline tricep extension, cuff exercises, grip work, toe raise

Day 5- rest
 
CoolColJ said:
My general strength/power split

day 1 ) Chest and Back -
Incline dumbell BP, 70 degree Barbell Row, Shoulder width Chins, Flat bench, grip work

Day 2) Olympic lifts, legs and abs -
clean/snatches and hybrids, full squats (front and back), sometimes lunges, glute ham raise on floor, Semi Stiff Legged deadlift, calf raise, hanging leg raise.

Day 3- rest

Day 4- Olympic Lifts, Shoulders and Arms -
Push press/jerks/clean/snatch hybrid complexes, single arm leaning dumbell press, clean grip upright row, curl, decline tricep extension, cuff exercises, grip work, toe raise

Day 5- rest

i like it! :)
 
M: chest, bi's, tri's

W: Legs

F: Back, shoulders

Only perform compound movements for each bodypart, no cables no machines other than leg press.
 
Monday: Chest, Shoulders

Tuesday: Back

Wednesday: Off

Thursday: Arms (bi's, tri's, forearms)

Friday: Legs

Saturday: Off

Sunday: Off

(Applying Needsize's 5x5 to the compound movements on those days along w/ the assistance work, and LOVING every minute of it)
 
bignate73 said:


i like it! :)


Works really well. Only thing is that the Barbell rows makes my lower back, glutes and hamstrings sore the next day. And that's when I need to do my legs and olympic lifts...doesn't seem to effect them too much. I guess the static stress of the rows helps my occassional deadlift max outs :D
 
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BlkWS6 said:
Monday: Chest, Shoulders

Tuesday: Back

Wednesday: Off

Thursday: Arms (bi's, tri's, forearms)

Friday: Legs

Saturday: Off

Sunday: Off

(Applying Needsize's 5x5 to the compound movements on those days along w/ the assistance work, and LOVING every minute of it)

Same exact split for me and the results have been great.
 
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