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    Thumbs up Pyramiding Microcyclical Pattern!?

    Week One

    Sets --> 10-12 Total for Chest/Back/Legs
    8-10 Total for Shoulders/Arms/Calves

    Reps --> 4-6

    Rest --> 2 Minutes

    Week Two

    Sets --> SAME

    Reps --> 6-8

    Rest --> 90 Seconds

    Week Three

    Sets --> SAME

    Reps --> 8-10

    Rest --> 45 Seconds

    Week Four

    Sets --> SAME

    Reps --> Pyramid (10--8--6--Optional 4 if you do a 4th set)

    Rest --> 2 minutes -- 90 seconds -- 45 seconds -- 30 seconds

    Week Five

    Powerlifting Shock

    Mon --> Squat -- Deadlift -- Clean & Press

    Wed --> Repeat

    Fri --> Repeat

    Powerlifting Rep/Rest

    -- Mon -- Do 5x5 on all 3
    -- Tues-- Do 3x3 on all 3
    -- Wed-- Do 5x5 on all 3

    Week Six

    REPEAT [Now start by doing 8-10 rep range first and pyramid down to 4-6 by the last week and finish up with the Powerlifting Shock]

    Week Eleven

    --R--E--S--T--!!!


    As Far as exercises...what I like is this...

    Chest: Incline, Flat, DB Flyes

    Back: Deadlifts, bent over BB Rows to chest, chin-ups, WG Pullowns

    Legs: 5 sets of Squats, Leg Press, Leg Ext, Ham Curl, Seated/Standing Calf Raise

    Shoulders: DB Press, Lateral Raises, Upright Rows, Shrugs

    Biceps: Barbell Curls, DB Curls, 1-Arm Concentrations

    Triceps: Skull Crushes, Pushdowns, Weighted Dips, Reverse pulldowns

    The rest is up to you ...tell me what you think of this program...

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    Let me know what you all think!

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    Is it better to do the cycle i wrote above ... or is it better to do like

    Flat bench 5x5 -- for strength...then...
    Incline Bench 3x10 -- for hypertrophy
    DB Flyes -- 3x6-8 -- for strength/hypertrophy

    all in one workout

    or is it better to break it up ever week like above?

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