ok hopefully this is my last post regarding my routine...
my routine is currently like this:
mondays = back/chest (deadlifts, tbar rows bent over rows for back which i guess use legs here and there - more so the deads)
tues/wed = off or cardio if i cbf
thursday = legs (squats etc)
friday = arms/shoulders
Now I'm sitting here (its tuesday) and I'm thinking... what if I put my legs day on tuesday and another on fridays, and moved my arms/shoulder day down to thursday
ie: monday = chest/back
tues = legs
wed = off
thurs = arms/shoulders
friday = legs
I am wondering who else here does anything along these lines? Squats are the king exercise for mass so its really tempting but I am wondering whether my legs will recover in time between tues-friday, and also enough from fri-mon before i deadlift for my back workout?
I'm starting a 5x5 workout which I have read you're not meant to lift till failure on the 5th, just do the 5 (not too easy) and slowly every week or 2nd week add really really small amounts of weight
any suggestions would be appreciated
my routine is currently like this:
mondays = back/chest (deadlifts, tbar rows bent over rows for back which i guess use legs here and there - more so the deads)
tues/wed = off or cardio if i cbf
thursday = legs (squats etc)
friday = arms/shoulders
Now I'm sitting here (its tuesday) and I'm thinking... what if I put my legs day on tuesday and another on fridays, and moved my arms/shoulder day down to thursday
ie: monday = chest/back
tues = legs
wed = off
thurs = arms/shoulders
friday = legs
I am wondering who else here does anything along these lines? Squats are the king exercise for mass so its really tempting but I am wondering whether my legs will recover in time between tues-friday, and also enough from fri-mon before i deadlift for my back workout?
I'm starting a 5x5 workout which I have read you're not meant to lift till failure on the 5th, just do the 5 (not too easy) and slowly every week or 2nd week add really really small amounts of weight
any suggestions would be appreciated