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    Chest Day After Back

    Anyone forced to work chest the day after back notice significant decline in amount of weight benched? I'm astonished how much weaker I am on flat bench if I work back the day or two days before (very sore lats).

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    I do back on monday and chest tuesday and I dont have that problem, both are getting stronger each week. Are you working them more than once a week?

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    i do legs in between.. it helps a lot.. even better..

    monday back/bi
    tuesday cardio
    wed leg
    thursday chest/tri
    frid cardio
    sat back/bi
    sunday off..

    then switch
    mon leg
    cardio

    etc..
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    I've never had that problem. I usually do chest after back or vice versa, pulling routine the day after a pushing routine. It may be nothin but if you think it helps then do what spywizard does and put legs inbetween or rest a day before training chest. Or try doin chest before back and see if your lifts are affected that way.

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