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    My new routine Using GP's P,RP,S method??

    I am starting my own routine with the chest routine from GP implimented
    Can you guys tell me what you think? i need some suggested sets and reps for some exercises ( even add or remove some exercises if you feel the need)
    This is just week 1 so there are 2 more to come i'll post them later. Im just trying for max variation over the 3 weeks.
    Thanks guys
    Oh yeah we are (me and my brother) measuring our chests to see if this Gp chest routine really will make our chests "grow like a weed" (Scotty!!)

    Week 1

    Monday

    Chest
    Bench press 3 x 4-6
    Incline press 3 x 6-8
    Decline flyes 3 x 10-12

    Arms
    BB curl 2 x 4-6
    90* preacher 2 x 4-6
    Hammer Curl 2 x 4-6
    CG bench 3 x 4-6
    Skull crush 2 x 4-6
    Single arm db ext 2 x 4-6

    Abs
    Fit ball crunch 3 x 8-10

    Lower back
    Hyper extension 1 set light (warm up) 2 x 12

    Calves
    Seated 3 x 6-8

    Wednesday

    Quads
    Squats 3 x 4-6
    45* leg press 3 x 4-6
    Single leg ext 2 x 4-6

    Hamstrings/lowerback
    Stiff leg Deads (warm up set) 2x 6-12
    Lying Leg curls 3 x 8-10

    Calves
    Toe press 45* leg press 2 x 6-8

    Abs
    Hanging knee raise 3x failure

    Friday

    Back
    Weighted wide/chin ups 3 x 4-6
    Bent ova row 4 x 4-6
    CG row 3 x 4-6
    Shrugs 2 x 8-10

    Shoulders
    Military press3 x 4-6
    Barbell Upright row 3 x 4-6
    Lat raises3 x 4-6

    Lowerback
    Deadlifts (warm up) 2 x 6-12

    Calves
    Barbell toe raises 3 x 6-8

    Abs
    Twisting crunches 3 x 6-8 (on cable mach)
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    could you elaborate on "skull crushers" for me, I've never heard of em, thanks
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    Hey thanks, I have heard of them i guess as they are a regular part of my tricep routine, just haven't heard them called that, thanks ~Jay
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    Why are you doing back 3 times a week?

    Monday:
    Lower back
    Hyper extension 1 set light (warm up) 2 x 12

    Wednesday:
    lowerback
    Stiff leg Deads (warm up set) 2x 6-12

    Friday:
    Lowerback
    Deadlifts (warm up) 2 x 6-12
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    My trainer rekons that the lower back is a fast recovery muscle (same as abs and calves) so we hit each work out.
    I was finding though that if i was hittin them hard i wouldn't get enough recovery so i just laid off till they had
    What do you recomend??

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    if its working, then keep doing it!
    If your finding it to hard to recover, then group your back into one day instead of spread out.

    Deadlifts kill my back for 2-3 days, I've tried doing SLDL on leg day and regular deads on back but that's just to much for me.
    I don't seem to have any trouble doing squats with SLDL though.
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    That's why we do deads on Friday we got all weekend to recover.
    Except if i play bass on the weekend, standing for three hours with that sucker ova your back 'nasty'!!
    Thanks Scotty

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