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Originally Posted by The13ig13adWolf
as Yanik stated, there are plenty of options out there. trial and error.
upper/lower (my personal preference) push/pull full body body part (i'm not a fan) |
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Originally Posted by Tier
What are the lower body exercises you use?
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Originally Posted by The13ig13adWolf
Squats (full, front, bulgarian, split)
DLs (conventional, romanian, sumo) Lunges (forward, reverse) Step-ups GMs Lying leg curls obviously not all in the same training session but this is the list of what's incorporated in my program at any given time. |
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Originally Posted by myCATpowerlifts
I have always done every body part once a week for the past 2 years...
With work and school, and because the weight room is only open mon-fri, not weekends...It's impossible for me to do anymore I would love to do 3 on 1 off, Push/pull/legs. but Its not possible, and I make good gains doing 1 bp a week |
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Originally Posted by P-funk
why not just push/pull/legs every other day (mon, wed, fri)?
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Originally Posted by myCATpowerlifts
That's what I try to do, but I can't always because I go to school until 1:30.
And I work so, I may go to work at like 3. So I wouldnt be able to work out on that day. So some weeks, Ill do push on mon. and pull on wed, legs on thur |
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Originally Posted by Stu
It depends what level you're at and what you're goals are. For someone starting out full body routine tends to be the best option. For an expierenced bodybuilder body part training is probably the most effective.
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Originally Posted by CowPimp
Why does everyone has this goofy notion that full body routines can only produce results for beginners? Nonsense.
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Originally Posted by P-funk
not only that....for experienced bodybuilders total body or upper/lower might be the better idea for the simple fact that all they have done is work on bodypart training for most of their training life! why limit yourself? Also, if all you do is total body or upper/lower some body part training every now and again would help benefit as a way to mix up training and even as a method to load volume over a few weeks and then back off and train less frequent (like total body). acclimation/intensification...fitness-fatigue.
people are way to closed minded. |