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    Please check my Split Workout!

    Hi,

    At start i would like to say that i'm on gear so i think my regneration is little better than natty... It's not secret for me so i want to tell You it on start, maybe it's important information for my question :-)

    Shoulders + Bic
    Back
    Chest + Tric
    Legs

    4-5 ( 3-5 sets per exercise ) exercises per large muscle group, 3-4 exercises ( 3-4 sets per exercise ) per small muscle group. 5-8 reps in main exercises like DL, SQ, BP, in other 8-15 reps.

    And the most important - about weekend split. I thought about three option:

    1st option;

    3on / 1off

    2nd option;

    4on / 1off

    3rd option;

    Mn. Shoulders + Bic
    Tue. Back
    Wed. Chest + Tric
    Thu. OFF
    Fri. Legs
    Sat. Training from Monday
    Sun. OFF / Training from Tuesday ( depend of how i will be feel )

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    And are you growing from this routine?

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    Quote Originally Posted by marcus300 View Post
    And are you growing from this routine?

    I don't know cuz i want to start with one of this option after help from other users ; )

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    Working your bis the day before back... Do you find this hindering your rows at all?

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    Quote Originally Posted by sweatymoo
    Working your bis the day before back... Do you find this hindering your rows at all?
    Don't care what he's takin'. This is a bad idea. Feel it or not, it will hinder your back workout.

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    You can split workouts however you want. There are millions of ways to do it from full body, to upper/lower body, push/pull, to mixtures there of.

    If you are on gear there is no reason why you cannot workout everyday. Don't fall victim to the "overtraining" bandwagon.

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