What are the benifits and disadvantages to this split. I've never tried this workout, I always do chest/tris, and back/bis. I'm thinkin about chest/back, and then do tris/bis on another day.
DT
What are the benifits and disadvantages to this split. I've never tried this workout, I always do chest/tris, and back/bis. I'm thinkin about chest/back, and then do tris/bis on another day.
DT
I would never do chest/back on the same days...JMO. Working 2 large muscles in one day isn't a good idea IMO. I do chest/tri's
i like training chest and back together
you have one pulling (back) and one pushing/pressing (chest)
which is always a good combination and also makes for great supersetting
just dont go over-bored
Impossible to go heavy as hell in both deads and bench.....for ME.....if you can do it, more power to ya
Are there any benifits to back/chest? When I do chest/tris my tris are fatigued before I start any tri exericise, I guess thats a plus to do chest/tris togeather. I'm just wondering what the plus is to back/chest.
I couldn't think of a plus but I think this is a question for someone like I-B-D or Doc. Sust.Originally Posted by benchaholic777
I think your way overtraining doing deadlifts and flat/incline bench (to name a couple) on the same day. I always work bigger muscles with smaller muscles i.e. chest/tri's.
Ya, as mentioned, Deads, BB rows, lat pulls, my grip would be toast, and i would be fatigued. You wouldn't be overtraining if you did that split, if you get enough rest, but i dont believe you would be able to push yourself to a great intensity on your lifts. But if back or chest is a strong point and your trying to pick up other body parts maybe i'd try that. Try it for a month, see if you like it...
Originally Posted by Columbus
the way you deadlift yes
the way conventional people lift NO
I too wouldn't want to train these too together. I suppose if you through it in every once in a while to shock the body, it probably wouldn't be bad. Stick with compound movements and avoid isolation excercises. I've never really done it because I like to concentrate on these muscle groups individually.
It's tough but I've seen it done. if you work chest/back in superset form. Like do your bench but do lat pull downs with it. 1 bench then straight to 1 set lat pull downs. that is one super set. don't take a break between these. benifits. like said above one is a push muscle and one is a pull. Don't expect to be hitting the normal lifts cuz you'll be tired. This is more of a lighter weight more reps kind of split. More for keeping the heart rate up.
mn Then just be sure to superset your bias/trias also. keep a good pace.
But if the problem is your trias being burnt by the time you get there, try doing chest and bias. chest/shoulders and then hit tris on a different day.
anythign is possible bro, just get a burn.
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