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    basic mass program

    can you guys design a basic mass program. id like to see what you guys would come up with.

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    how many days a week are you planning on working out? how do you want to split your body parts up? how long have you been lifting for?
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    3 or 4, chest, bis, back, legs, abs, tris, shoulders.

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    So how about one of these splits?:

    3 day splits:

    mon- upper
    wed-lower
    fri-upper
    mon-lower
    wed-upper
    fri-lower

    or

    mon- upper (push)
    wed- lower
    fri- upper (pull)

    or

    mon- total body
    wed- total body
    fri- total body

    or

    mon-chest/back
    wed-legs
    fri- delts/arms

    possible 4 day splits

    mon-chest/bi's or chest/tri's
    tues- back/tri's or back/bi's
    thur-legs
    fri-shoulders

    or

    mon-chest/shoulders/tris
    tues-back/bi's
    wed-legs
    rest 2 days then repeat

    or anyother split you can really think of.......just pick one.

    Also, I need more info:
    1) how long have you been training
    2) are you training for a specific sport
    3) do you know how to do any olypic lifting (snatch or cleans)
    4) do you ever do any plyometrics

    (just curious about #'s 3 and 4)
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    4 day split looks good, mon- chest tris/ tues-back bis/thurs- legs/fri-shoulders. a few months, not hard though, im training to get bigger and then i want to get cut. so basically i want to look somewhat like a bodybuilder and put on some weight. i know how to do olympic stuff. no plyometrics for me.

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    okay, if you know how to do olypic lifts it may be beneficial to set up a different split. How good is your form on them?????? (that is the last question i promise. I just need to get all the info straight because I am not there to see you in person)
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    ok on the snatch, not good at the clean and press.

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    Try a small weight and practice your form on clean and press.
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    that is strange......snatch is such a more complicated exercise than cleans.........The form is much harder to nail...
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    oops, i meant the power clean, not the snatch. i cant do the snatch well at all. anyway do you have any program with what i have told you so far?

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    p-funk? you gonna help me out man?

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    Yeah, man......chill out.....I gotta get all the information before O give you something.........Alright.....let me think about this and i'll shoot you a pm later on.........cool?
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    cool

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