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    Quote Originally Posted by taiboxa
    bro i think ur missreading something. TRAINING ARMS .. i.e. BI then Tri in proper days accordingly . your doin it in a manner to pre'exhaust the bi prior to bpulling motinos and pre'exhaus the tri' in pressing motions

    let me show you.

    FIRST 3 WEEKS, training arrangement

    Training A: Chest, Traps, shoulders, tris, abs

    Training B: Row, LatPull, Squats, Curls, calves

    Last 3 weeks NEW ARRANGEMENT

    Training A: Tris, Shoulders, Traps, Chest, abs

    Training B: Curs, squats, LatPull, Row, calves

    THE WHOLE objective is to alternate the ORDER OF PRE'EXHAUSTION.. not totaly change your training regiment for each day by swapping days.
    I'm sorry TAI but this is incorrect. I personally help Iron Man on all of his boards.
    Ist three Weeks all in order

    Mon: Chest, Shoulders, tri's, traps
    Wed: Back width, back thickness, Bi's, Calves, Quads and Hams
    Fri: Repeat Mon

    2nd Three Weeks

    Mon: Chest, shoulders, Back width, back thickness and Traps
    Wed: Bi's, Tri's, Calves, Quads and Hams.
    Fri: Repeat Mon

    The last set on all exercises is rest pause also during the last three weeks. Exception is squats, heavy rows and deadlifts of any type.
    Last edited by Surrender; 05-25-2006 at 04:52 PM.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Surrender
    I'm sorry TAI but this is incorrect. I personally help Iron Man on all of his boards.
    Ist three Weeks all in order

    Mon: Chest, Shoulders, tri's, traps
    Wed: Back width, back thickness, Bi's, Calves, Quads and Hams
    Fri: Repeat Mon

    2nd Three Weeks

    Mon: Chest, shoulders, Back width, back thickness and Traps
    Wed: Bi's, Tri's, Calves, Quads and Hams.
    Fri: Repeat Mon

    The last set on all exercises is rest pause also during the last three weeks. Exception is squats, heavy rows and deadlifts of any type.
    well awsome job- way to read past post 10, anyways the modifications that i have made to my liking work far more effectively for me- thus i have a tendency to preach those methods when discussion of IMHIT is present, due to habit. i just have a tendency to alter things to my liking and no disrespect to IM but usually the amendments/modifications i make usually bring about greater gains to others as well as myself.

    i know that training bi/tri together is beneficial in respect to the negative on the antagonist muscle being worked but i have found/felt that a pre'exhaustion of bi on back session and tri on chest session to be far more beneficial to me. i have also found that deads are by far the most effective manner to train traps- IMO as almost ANY PLer/Strong man will advocate. and in some cases legs can be moved to chest tri day and traps can be moved to back day to incorp deadlifts in a much more effective coinciding regiment

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    Quote Originally Posted by taiboxa
    I just have a tendency to alter things to my liking and no disrespect to IM but usually the amendments/modifications i make usually bring about greater gains to others as well as myself.
    And so do I. I use a med, low and high rep scheme on all my sets. The difference is I don't use 6-10, 2-5, 11-15. I use a 8,4,12 and add weight the next time the same exercise rolls around.

    But what I was getting at is that a first timer on the program should stick to the order I/M put out and then tweak it like you and I did after several months of using the routine.

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