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6 Day Push Pull Legs Split

TomS93

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Hi Guys,

I've been training for around 6-7 years now and about to finish my cut. I've usually stuck to training 1 muscle group per day over 5 days.
I've been looking at different splits which will help me get the most out of my workouts and help me put on some size.
What are your thoughts on the 6 day PPL split? I'd also have a day off in between so it would be 6 workouts over 8 days. PPL Rest PPL Rest.
I'm happy to increase the volume of my workouts but as a natural lifter I was also worried that this might be too much volume?

Thanks for your help!
 
I tried it a couple of times but always went back to 5 day split i like hitting each muscle group fresh.
 
Sorry didn't answer your question, personally I found it hard to recover from each workout but I think I was maybe used to going to close to failure on each set with being used to the 7 day recuperation. By the time the 1st push session came round again my shoulders and chest would still be sore so I lost strength/reps. As I say though maybe I was going too hard and needed to dial it back a bit.
 
Thanks for replying!
Ye I was thinking the same. Training each muscle group once a week allows more volume since you will have 7 days to recover. I have just read in a few places that it can be more beneficial to hit each muscle twice a week as 7 days to recover is excessive. I like the idea of hitting each muscle twice a week but I also like the high volume, I obviously can't do both :( I was thinking that by lowering the volume but lifting heavy on the compound movements would help increase strength at a greater rate. I think it's something I might try for around a month and see how I feel and what progress I'm making.
 
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Studies have shown no difference between high and low frequency body part training. All comes down to what you prefer really.
 
I'm a big fan of 2-3 muscle groups per session, mostly cus I get bored and burnt out quick the other way. I read a couple studies comparing full body verse bro split, full body was better by a miniscule amount
 
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