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    My Routine

    I believe this is a good routine, but I would just like a 2nd opinion.

    Mon Back/Bis/Forearms
    Pull ups 3 sets to failure
    Cable rows 2 x 4-6 reps
    Seated machine rows 1 x 4-6
    Close grip w/ V Handle pulldowns 2 x 4-6 reps
    Barbell Curls 2x 4-6 reps
    Dumbell curls 2 x 4-6 reps
    Hammer curls 1x 4-6 reps
    Forearms 4 sets of 6-8 reps

    Tues Shoulders/traps/tris
    Barbell or dumbell press 3x4-6 reps
    Standing side lateral raises 2x4-6 reps
    Shurgs 2x4-6
    Seated machine dips 2x 4-6
    Overhead rope ext 2 x 4-6
    cable pushdowns 2 x 4-6

    thurs: legs
    Front squats or reg squats 3x 4-6
    leg press 2 x 4-6
    deadlifts or dumbell straight leg deadlifts 2x 4-6
    standcalf raises 2 x 6-8
    seated calf raises 2 x 6-8

    Fri: chest
    flat dumbell or barbell press 3 x 4-6
    Incline press 2 x 4-6
    dips or decline press 2 x 4-6
    Abs: 4 sets to failure.

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    looks fine, a lot of exercises for back though.

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    It looks fine, I'd drop the seated machine rows or swap them out for the cable rows every other workout.
    I also prefer doing my deads on back day but thats just me.

    You may have a problem with Traps the day after back so just watch to see if your sore.
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    Re: My Routine

    Originally posted by Grant_73
    I believe this is a good routine, but I would just like a 2nd opinion.

    Mon Back/Bis/Forearms
    Pull ups 3 sets to failure
    Cable rows 2 x 4-6 reps
    Seated machine rows 1 x 4-6
    Close grip w/ V Handle pulldowns 2 x 4-6 reps
    Barbell Curls 2x 4-6 reps
    Dumbell curls 2 x 4-6 reps
    Hammer curls 1x 4-6 reps
    Forearms 4 sets of 6-8 reps

    ***Looks good. Even though I will remove either the Barbell OR Dumbbell Curls. 2 sets for forearms should be enough***

    Tues Shoulders/traps/tris
    Barbell or dumbell press 3x4-6 reps
    Standing side lateral raises 2x4-6 reps
    Shurgs 2x4-6
    Seated machine dips 2x 4-6
    Overhead rope ext 2 x 4-6
    cable pushdowns 2 x 4-6

    *** You sure you wanna train Traps direct the day after you train your Back? I mean...by working on your Back stimulates your traps quite alot (Traps is your upper back anyway), and furthermore you'll also be working shoulders, which alos stimulates your Traps. Might cause a bit of overtraining here, but try it for 4-5 weeks and see how it goes. I will replace the OH Rope Ext with Skullcrushers. But that's just my opinion. ***

    thurs: legs
    Front squats or reg squats 3x 4-6
    leg press 2 x 4-6
    deadlifts or dumbell straight leg deadlifts 2x 4-6
    standcalf raises 2 x 6-8
    seated calf raises 2 x 6-8

    ***Maybe throw in 2 sets of Leg Extensions and Leg Curls.***

    Fri: chest
    flat dumbell or barbell press 3 x 4-6
    Incline press 2 x 4-6
    dips or decline press 2 x 4-6
    Abs: 4 sets to failure.

    ***Looks good***
    Keep on going...

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    I sometime do skull crushers, but I find that they bother my elbows. My traps donot really get that sore. When I change my routine in a few weeks I will work back and shoulders the same day. I try to change my routine every 2 months or so.

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    This week I decided to put deadlifts into my back workout and drop them from my leg day. This week for my back I did
    Deadlifts 2x 4-6
    Close grip pulldowns 3x4-6
    pull ups 3x failures.
    I decied to drop traps since deadlifts stimulate the traps.

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