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What Program

Shoota

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What program do you all think is best for size and adding a lot of strength?

I usually do a split either 4 or 5 day. Something usually like Back Bis, Chest Tris, Legs, and Shoulders.

My strength numbers are not as high as I would like them to be but I want to continue to add more size and weight while getting stronger. What program has worked best for all of you? Split? Full Body? 5x5? etc.

My Stats
Age: 20
Height: 5'10
Weight: 180
Years Exp: 4
Max Bench: 225
Max Squat: 275x3 (Never did 1RM)
Max Deadlift: 225x5 (Never did 1RM)
Max Military Press: 145x5 (Never did 1RM)
 
Experiment with what works best for you. What works for me may not work for you, but give 5/3/1 or 5x5 a try and see if they bring your desired results.
 
Alright ill try that out first. Is there specific secondary exercises for it or do I make up my own?
 
Shoota said:
Alright ill try that out first. Is there specific secondary exercises for it or do I make up my own?
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Make up your own. Don't do 3x10 or 8x5 say okay imgonna do my bench then I'm gonna do 36 reps for this exercise and 42 for this. Set yourself a number man
 
either 5/3/1 or 5x5... you dont have to follow everything to the t but it gives a good baseline workout, you wont by disapointed
 
I agree with this. Beginner or intermediate lifter, 5x5. You seem advanced enough for a 5-3-1 though. You could probably pick either, difference being 5x5 you squat 3 days a week, but add weight every week to your main lifts, so progression is faster if you have the capacity for it. 5-3-1 you progress slower, but if you have stalled and hit a wall that may be better for you.

I usually tell people 5x5 is better if you are still progressing. 5-3-1 would be what I would tell someone to run after 5x5 gains have been exhausted.
 
Definitely 5x5 bro. My body never really responded with true bodybuilding results until I utilized this concept. But never sacrifice form/mechanics for the sake of lifting heavy. Go heavy, keep form tight and precise, and reap the benefits. Once you get good at 5x5, you could even go for triples or doubles. Lifting heavy has always provided growth for me man. I recently ended a 3 month diet where I wasn't able to lift max poundage and am super excited to bulk and lift like a demon again!
 
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