Andy2k said:3 on, 1 off.
Pecs/Front delts, Side delts Tris & low abs.
Lats, Rear delts, Traps, Bis and forearms
Legs and cardio.
day off and then start it all over again.
sage said:
if you lift 3 days then take a day off, why not have chest/shoulder/tris
legs
back/traps/bis
you work your legs twice in 4 days? how???? why??? i aint walking properly til the 3rd or 4th day man. i know this isnt a critique thread, however you need to have more days off or have a longer split. or work your legs harder (hopefully, this aint the case) Sage
A push-pull? Upper-lower? Maybe something else? How are you doing them.... on/on/off? Just curious what my boy is up to these days with his workouts.Sheesh said:I'm currently using a 2 day split, so there's no place for me to vote.
Same here...and it's working beautifully. I am doing something similar to the Iron Addict 2 day split with a few more isolation exercises-all 1 working set to failure. My recovery is GREAT and I'm always full of energy since my CNS is not fried from overtraining.Sheesh said:I'm currently using a 2 day split, so there's no place for me to vote.
I go sunday, monday, wednesday, thursday w/ upper/lower/rest/upper/lower/rest/rest using a DFHT program. I like hitting everything more frequently and it seems to stave off boredom very well.Oatmeal_King said:Outlook seems rather limited here. What about training a muscle multiple times per week?
I don't see the necessity of frying the CNS so badly it takes a week to recover, especially as you are simultaneousy letting the muscles go untrained.
My favorite for power / bulk is an upper/lower split done twice weekly. So, MON/THU = Lower Body, TUE/FRI = Upper Body, cardio or rest on WED/SAT/SUN.
Another option is to hit each muscle every 48 hours or so, which is probably ideal from a hypertrophy perspective but requires significant planning and intensity cycling to sustain for long.
Yeah, i was doing a push-pull 2 day split too when i had some problems on a legSheesh said:I'm currently using a 2 day split, so there's no place for me to vote.
I'm on a different split now:Syr said:Mon: chest/tri
Wed: legs/abs
Fri: back/shoulders/bi
Same here. Though I use a "sort of/almost" HIT routine. I use rest/pause on any excercise that lends itself to that.pron said:No split. Full body workouts, 3 - 5 days per week.
Its a very clean split. I like it. I find 3 excercises for the triceps to be too much. Oh and the reps are on the higher side too. I would subtract 2 to all reps. I also think that ramping down reps on ALL excercises is a waste, but I find effective that on the main compound excercises (squat, flat bench, shouldre press)Jim Mills said:I'm going to try this 3 day split. Invalid Link Removed
Tue, Thu, and Sat. If you click on the top right you can see day two and click on day 3... I'm also going to do a warm-up set on each routine.... You guys think this is a decent program? or not enough? Forgot to mention..... Abs on Mon, Wed and Fridays... Off on Sundays.
Thanks for the reply, I've been doing this full body workout 3 days a week for 4 months with no time off, I'm finally taking this week off...... It started to take it's toll....... Made some good gains thoe.... I'm going to start this new 3 day split and see how things go. I just don't know how it will be "only" working each muscle group once a week.Syr said:Its a very clean split. I like it. I find 3 excercises for the triceps to be too much. Oh and the reps are on the higher side too. I would subtract 2 to all reps. I also think that ramping down reps on ALL excercises is a waste, but I find effective that on the main compound excercises (squat, flat bench, shouldre press)
I think you will like it..... I started doing close to the same...JonesersRX7 said:I am going to try something like this now
Legs/Shoulders
Chest/Back
Bi's/ Tris
With abs twice a week and cardio all off days.