Thinking about changing to this split for my recomp
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MakaveliThaDon
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Each muscle group twice a week?
Unless you already know you are one of the very few gifted people who can do this and get consistent results, I would really recommend against it.
Unless you already know you are one of the very few gifted people who can do this and get consistent results, I would really recommend against it.
Rosie Chee
The Female Terminator
You might be better off splitting it up more. Also, only doing 4-5 resistance sessions a week.
You really need to assess your physique and create a training programme and split that will work on your weaknesses, whilst maintaining and even adding to your strengths.
There is nothing wrong with doing each muscle group twice a week - I hit each muscle group 3-4 times a week. It is all very individual dependent and if that's what will work for the OP, then so be it.
~Rosie~
R1balla
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if you were going to do this, how many sets would you be doing each body part?
bashman
Well-known member
I think you would be okay, it its done right. E.g.
Early week split heavy 5 - 6 reps to failure
Later week split hypertrophy 8 - 15 reps stopping 2 - 3 reps short of failure.
Basically bit like layne norton split. I would make day 4 rest though. (rest inbewtween heavy split and hypertrophy split)
Early week split heavy 5 - 6 reps to failure
Later week split hypertrophy 8 - 15 reps stopping 2 - 3 reps short of failure.
Basically bit like layne norton split. I would make day 4 rest though. (rest inbewtween heavy split and hypertrophy split)
R1balla
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^^^^^ i would like to add on to this comment: i personally would not do it by mon,tues,wed...etc, but day 1, day 2...etc so you would get your rest. like this.
Day 1 chest tris
Day 2 back bis
Day 3 legs shoulders
Day 4 OFF
Day 5 - repeat day 1
Day 6 - day 2
Day 7 - day 3
Day 1 - OFF
day 2 - day 1
...etc
Day 1 chest tris
Day 2 back bis
Day 3 legs shoulders
Day 4 OFF
Day 5 - repeat day 1
Day 6 - day 2
Day 7 - day 3
Day 1 - OFF
day 2 - day 1
...etc
Rosie Chee
The Female Terminator
For a beginner, yes. However, when you've been training for years and you know what your body is capable of doing, then you can do it - you only have to look through my logs to see what I do re training. Everyone is different - it comes down to experience and knowing your body and how it responds.
~Rosie~
SilverBullet7
New member
My doctor recently told me that doing back and bi and doing chest and tri build scar tissue in joints. I have no argument but also no proof except for his word...just throwin that out there.
R1balla
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did he also tell you doing squats are bad for your knees? :lmao: ive never heard of that, but it could be true.