My 4-day split

luka5

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Monday - Back and Biceps

Deadlifts: 3 × 6
Pullups: 50 reps total
T-Bar Rows: 3 × 10 (2 second pause in the contracted position)
Cable Rows: 3 × 12
DB Shrugs: 3 × 12 (with a 3 second squeeze at top)

Barbell Curls: 3 × 8
Incline Curls: 3 × 8
Reverse Curls: 3 × 10-12

Tuesday - Chest and Triceps

Incline Dumbbell Press: 3 × 6-8
Flat Dumbbell Press: 3 × 6-8
Incline Dumbbell Fly 3 × 8
Weighted Dips: 3 × 8

EZ Curl Skull Crushers: 3 × 10
Tricep Pushdowns: 3 × 10

Thursday - Legs and Abs

Squats: 3 × 8
Leg Press: 3 × 8-12 (3 seconds going down during the eccentric phase)
Leg Extension: 3 × 8-12 (hold each contraction for 3 seconds)
Leg Curls: 3 × 8-12
Stiff leg Deads: 3 × 10

Decline Bench Sit Ups: 3 × max
V-Ups: 3 × max

Saturday - Shoulders and Calves

Seated DB Press: 3 × 10
Side Lateral Raises: 3 × 10
Bent Over Flyes: 3 × 10
Plate Raises: 3 sets with 45 lb plate

Standing Calve Raises: 3 × 10
Seated Calve Raises: 3 × 15





Waiting for you opinions mates.

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asooneyeonig

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what are your goals? will each exercise, set/rep/intensity help you reach that goal?

and what is your built in progression?
 
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I think it'd be better if you moved your Chest workout to Wednesday instead. If your back is fatigued when you do a chest workout then it'll make it less effective since you're losing stabilization from your back. Also, if you're benching properly it will fatigue your upper back a lot. Just a suggestion.
 

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I think it'd be better if you moved your Chest workout to Wednesday instead. If your back is fatigued when you do a chest workout then it'll make it less effective since you're losing stabilization from your back. Also, if you're benching properly it will fatigue your upper back a lot. Just a suggestion.
This man speaks the truth. Most people don't notice but you actually use your upper back, bis and even lats on the bench press ( for stabilization, not hypertrophy lol ). It would be ideal to make sure your back is well rested so you can make the most out of your chest workout :)
 

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