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    RYNO is offline Junior Member
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    Check Out My New Split

    What'ya think about this one?

    DAY 1: Back/Bis/Forearms
    DAY 2: Quads/Hams/Calfs
    Day 3: Chest/Tris
    Day 4: Shoulders/Traps/Forearms
    Day 5: Abs/LowerBack/Calfs
    DAY 6: OFF
    DAY 7: OFF

    Trying to bring up my calfs and forearms with increased frequency.
    I am currently cutting at 210lbs and 11%bf.
    Comments/Criticisms welcome!

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    Quote Originally Posted by RYNO
    What'ya think about this one?

    DAY 1: Back/Bis/Forearms
    DAY 2: Quads/Hams/Calfs
    Day 3: Chest/Tris
    Day 4: Shoulders/Traps/Forearms
    Day 5: Abs/LowerBack/Calfs
    DAY 6: OFF
    DAY 7: OFF

    Trying to bring up my calfs and forearms with increased frequency.
    I am currently cutting at 210lbs and 11%bf.
    Comments/Criticisms welcome!
    Bro, here are some problems I see with this split: Your back before legs and shoulders after chest. I usually separate these two because your back get worked doing legs (ie. squats) and your delts get worked doing chest (ie. bench). Also taking consecutive days off isnt the way to go as far as keep your metabolism firing either. I would it like this:

    DAY 1: Quads/Hams/Calfs
    DAY 2: Chest/Tris
    Day 3: OFF
    Day 4: Back/Bis/Forearms
    Day 5: Shoulders/Traps
    DAY 6: Abs/Calfs/Forearms
    DAY 7: OFF

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    S.P.G is offline AR Workout Scientist
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    Quote Originally Posted by dr.shred
    Bro, here are some problems I see with this split: Your back before legs and shoulders after chest. I usually separate these two because your back get worked doing legs (ie. squats) and your delts get worked doing chest (ie. bench). Also taking consecutive days off isnt the way to go as far as keep your metabolism firing either. I would it like this:

    DAY 1: Quads/Hams/Calfs
    DAY 2: Chest/Tris
    Day 3: OFF
    Day 4: Back/Bis/Forearms
    Day 5: Shoulders/Traps
    DAY 6: Abs/Calfs/Forearms
    DAY 7: OFF
    I agree 100% the overlapping of body parts I always overlooked.. Except I would swap triceps and shoulder around so shoulders and chest are trained together...
    Last edited by S.P.G; 07-20-2005 at 09:52 AM.

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