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    Help with lifting during the season

    Now its basketball season and I was wondering which days I should do what lifts since I have games tuesdays and fridays. Any Help is appreciated

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    you need to be a lot more specific.

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    I'm assuming you don't want the working out to interfere with your performance on the court. That said, I'd go with something like this.
    Mon - rest
    Tue - game
    Wed - back & biceps
    Thu - rest
    Fri - game
    Sat - legs
    Sun - chest, delts, triceps

    If you want to emphasize the workouts and don't care so much about the effects of the workouts on your basketball performance,
    then perhaps this.
    Mon - legs
    Tue - game
    Wed - rest
    Thu - back & bis
    Fri - game
    Sat - chest, delts, tris
    Sun - rest

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    You were correct in assuming that i didn't want lifting to interfere with my performance on the court. Thanks for the help.

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    i agree with CaptainDeadlift


    nice post bro

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