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  1. #1
    Bjwr is offline Junior Member
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    Push , pull , legs
    First number is sets
    Second is number of reps

    Push
    Incline bench 4-8
    Overhead press 4-8
    Flat flye 3-10
    Side raises 3-10
    Decline/hammer press 3-10
    Rope pushdown 3-10
    Skullcrushers3-10

    Pull
    Lat pull down (2 reverse) 4-8
    Bent row 3-10
    Pullover 3-10
    Rear delt row 3-10
    2 curl movements 3-10
    Shrugs 3 sets
    Abs

    Legs
    Squat 4-8
    Leg press 1-15, 2-10
    Front squat 1-15, 2-10
    Leg extension 1-15, 2-10
    Ham curl 1-15, 2-10
    Calf raise 1-15, 2-10
    Last edited by Bjwr; 09-26-2012 at 02:46 AM.

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    Bjwr is offline Junior Member
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    Sorry split will be
    Mon - push
    Tue - pull
    Wed - legs
    Thur - rest
    Fri - push
    Sat - pull
    Sun - rest
    Repeat

    I'm 5,10 79kg
    10% Bf
    Been training for a year consistent.

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    pasha is offline Associate Member
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    ok bro , for push day... you are doing incline bench and flye. i think you should do flat bench and incline flye. no reason for two inclines there. For push day, looks good but you can remove one exercise for back... for legs i would remove deadlifts and put then with back. if you are training hard you are going to have a very hard time doing deadlifts, squats, leg press... all that in one session.. plus it puts a lot of stress on your body doing deadlifts and squats the same day.. Your training looks good man, keep it real!!

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    Bjwr is offline Junior Member
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    Ok bro I like that idea. I might keep incline bench and chuck in a flat flye. Then swap it around on my 2nd push day.
    I'll take a back out of each And put the deads on my 2nd pull day.
    Thanks for the help!

    Would it also be to much volume to do a burn set at the end of each or most excersises, doing a lighter weight for 15-20 reps?

    For my push pull on Friday and Saturday this is the routine,

    Push, pull 2

    Push
    Flat bench 4-8
    Military press 4-8
    Incline flye 1-15, 2-10
    Single arm upright 1-15, 2-10
    Dips 3-failure
    Close grip bench 1-15, 2-10
    Tricep pushdowns 1-15, 2-10

    Pull
    Wide grip chins 4- failure
    T -bar rows 1-15, 2-10
    High row 1-15, 2-10
    Dead lifts 3-10
    2 curl movements 1-15, 2-10
    Shrugs 1-15, 2-10
    Abs
    Last edited by Bjwr; 09-26-2012 at 01:54 PM.

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    pasha is offline Associate Member
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    Its funny you mentioned the burnout, i just started doing that in my training... it is good depending on your goal. I am trying to get more shredded and cut more, so im doing a burnout on every other exercise... The problem with that is you are gonna get tired and your arms are gonna be so pumped that you will not be able to put as much weight on your other exercises as you normally would if you where not doing the burnout.. So if you are trying to bulk i would not do a burnout... but if you are cutting then two burnouts for bigger muscle groups and one for smaller muscle groups should be g2g... and of course adjust to however your body feels!

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    Bjwr is offline Junior Member
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    Yeah I'm shredding at the moment. Then will lean bulk when I'm at a comfortable BF %,
    After having abs. I would hate to see them disappear when bulking.
    I've just come off a 1 body part a day workout and was doing FST-7 with them.

    With my burn sets ill do my 4 sets of incline (just as an example) then 1 burn set straight after the 4th set then onto the next Excersise,

    But as u said. See how I'm feeling when it comes down to it. My body feels different every training session.

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