I've lifted for 2 years, much of it doing SS 3x5.
I'm now looking to move into a PPL routine, one that'll primarily help me improve on the big compounds.
I'd like feedback on the workout I've come up with. I'm going to run it 4 days -- i.e. Mon-Pull, Tues-Push, Wed-Off, Thurs-Legs, Fri-Pull, weekend off, etc.
Also, a key question: for the big compound lifts (on which I do 4x5) would you guys suggest I ramp up each set or just stay at a constant weight for the 4 sets and move up in weight when I can do 4 sets of 5? The latter way is how I've always done it -- never done ramping before within sets.
Pull
Deadlift 4x5
Bent Row 4x5
Weighted Pull Ups 3x8/6/4
EZ Bar Rev Preacher 4x12/10/8/6
DB Shrugs 2x10-15
Push
Military 4x5
Bench 4x5
Weighted Dips 3x8/6/4
EZ Bar Skulls 4x12/10/8/6
DB Lat Raises 2x10-15
Legs + Abs
Squats 4x5
Lunges 4x5
Leg Curl 3x8/6/4
Calf Raises 3x15/12/10
Decline Situps 3x10-15
I'm now looking to move into a PPL routine, one that'll primarily help me improve on the big compounds.
I'd like feedback on the workout I've come up with. I'm going to run it 4 days -- i.e. Mon-Pull, Tues-Push, Wed-Off, Thurs-Legs, Fri-Pull, weekend off, etc.
Also, a key question: for the big compound lifts (on which I do 4x5) would you guys suggest I ramp up each set or just stay at a constant weight for the 4 sets and move up in weight when I can do 4 sets of 5? The latter way is how I've always done it -- never done ramping before within sets.
Pull
Deadlift 4x5
Bent Row 4x5
Weighted Pull Ups 3x8/6/4
EZ Bar Rev Preacher 4x12/10/8/6
DB Shrugs 2x10-15
Push
Military 4x5
Bench 4x5
Weighted Dips 3x8/6/4
EZ Bar Skulls 4x12/10/8/6
DB Lat Raises 2x10-15
Legs + Abs
Squats 4x5
Lunges 4x5
Leg Curl 3x8/6/4
Calf Raises 3x15/12/10
Decline Situps 3x10-15