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    i have been doing the below workout for a couple of weeks, my lifts have gone up in weight or reps every week, just wondered what everyone thinks about the last set of every exercise is this needed?

    day 1
    pull up 4 sets
    db row 4 sets
    lat pull down 3 sets
    hammer curls 3 sets

    day 2 rest

    day 3
    db bench 4 sets
    db fly 3 sets
    db shoulder press 4 sets
    incline db press 3 sets

    day 4 rest

    day 5
    squat/leg press (only one squat cage if its busy i'll do leg press's) 4 sets
    hamstring curl 3 sets
    deadlift 4 sets
    standing calf 3 sets

    day 6 rest

    day 7 repeat from day 1

    every set is a weight i can do between 5-8 reps, explosive concentric, controlled eccentric, but on the last set of every exercise ive been reading about something called myo-reps, a form of rest pause ive been incorporating these, anyone used them, had good success?

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    It don't look too bad for a 3day split. Would you consider going to a 4day that consists of two upper & two lower days? < Just curious
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    unfortunately i cant really commit, the job i do has me working all kinds of odd hours, i could go to a 1 on 1 off like ive got with upper off lower off upper off etc but in the past when i have done that i never seem to recover enough i prefer to hit somehting with maximum intensity and i think i have an issue changing the way i train so that i back off a little so i can train again as quickly

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