Thread: Training Split
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03-04-2005, 03:00 AM #1
Training Split
1. CHEST + FOREARMS
2. SHOULDERS + CALVES
3. BACK + BICEPS
4. TRICEPS + ABS
5. QUADS + HAMS
I have thought this through and I believe in my opinion is the best way to go.
The forearms I am going to be doing at night with those grippers not going to really emphasize it too much. I believe the legs should be split since the quads, hams, and calves are all big muscles and should be split. The triceps is split at least 3 days apart from the chest and shoulder since that is the main problem with people working out. Their triceps are sometimes too sore for chest day or shoulder day for presses. And ABS I think they should be hit real hard once a week.
EDIT... forgot to mention it will be 5 on 2 off mon-fri
So what do you guys think?Last edited by Beefkake31; 03-04-2005 at 03:28 AM.
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03-04-2005, 03:29 AM #2
I'd move the shoulders a day foward and the back a day back.
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03-04-2005, 03:45 AM #3Originally Posted by bdtr
That is the main reason I didn't move the shoulders a day foward and the back a day back. Because after shoulders would come triceps and my tri's will be a little stimulated and slightly sore from shoulders the day before and I would not have an optimal tricep workout, that is why I put chest and shoulders first since they both stimulate the triceps a little and then back and bi's for one full day rest of the tri's before I hit them next. The triceps is the main thing I was trying to work around when I wrote this. I don't know maybe I am being a bit too overly cautious and careful.
What was your reasoning for moving the shoulders a day foward and the back a day back. I would really want to hear your suggestion.
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03-04-2005, 04:02 AM #4
I can't do shoulders after chest, my shoulders are already sore from incline pressing and flat bench. Meaning I can't give 100% if my shoulders are already trying to heal from the prior workout.
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03-04-2005, 08:27 AM #5Originally Posted by Beefkake31
1.Chest/Tri
2.Quad/Ham/Calves- After all of your leg workouts your calves should be ready for a good workout just hit em heavy for like 6 sets
3.Off
4.Back/Bi/forearms- If you do hammer curls you should get enough of a workout on the forearms. But if not do em at home this same day
5.Shoulders/Abs
6.Off or cardio -If you dont want to do calves and forearms on day 2 and 4 you can do them on this day
7.Off or cardio
What do you think? Its JMO so take what you want from it.
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03-04-2005, 08:44 AM #6Originally Posted by brew035
1. Chest and Tri's are both fairly big body groups and I wouldn't want to do them both in one workout as I feel I won't have an optimal workout for triceps. And You don't even want to think about doing triceps and then chest, now that would be funny .
2. The whole leg workout thing is what I used to do but I don't feel my calves at all during my squats and maybe 5% during less press, and don't forget there leg extentions , hamsring curls, etc. All this is a good 50-60 min workout for your quads and hams already. And I believe that is a good time to throw in the towel. If my calves were being worked fairly well though I would just do my calves then also too. But they don't so I would prefer to Isolate those and do them at about 9 sets along with shoulders.
4. I agree with you on this one
Anyway 1. and 2. are my reasons why I wouldn't want to do it this way.
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03-04-2005, 09:06 AM #7Originally Posted by Beefkake31
2. Move calves with shoulders then but it doesnt give you much of a break before doing legs again in 2 or 3 days.
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03-04-2005, 11:48 AM #8Originally Posted by bdtr
yeah!
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