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    max-ot question

    So as far as I can tell, the split for the max-ot program looks like this.

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    Biceps/Triceps/Abs
    Shoulders/Traps
    Back
    Chest
    Off
    Off

    My question is, wouldn't training triceps the day before shoulders not be good? Also the same for training back the day before chest, since shoulders are used both in back and chest?

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    Quote Originally Posted by MWpro
    So as far as I can tell, the split for the max-ot program looks like this.

    Legs
    Biceps/Triceps/Abs
    Shoulders/Traps
    Back
    Chest
    Off
    Off

    My question is, wouldn't training triceps the day before shoulders not be good? Also the same for training back the day before chest, since shoulders are used both in back and chest?
    That workout is crap..I train 3 days a week
    1. monday. chest and triceps
    2. wednesday. latts, low back and biceps, and hamstrings
    3. friday. deltoids and traps, plus quads ( only 3 sets of quads)
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    The wo's change every week or two. Plus look under the "more workouts" section. There are many ways to do Max OT

    Example:
    Monday - Chest & Triceps
    Tuesday - Legs
    Wednesday - Back & Biceps
    Thursday -Shoulders & Traps
    Friday - Abs, Calves, & Forearms
    Saturday & Sunday - Off
    Split your days off , if you want. Nothing set in stone . Just apply the principles
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    Quote Originally Posted by gwcaton
    The wo's change every week or two. Plus look under the "more workouts" section. There are many ways to do Max OT

    Example:
    Monday - Chest & Triceps
    Tuesday - Legs
    Wednesday - Back & Biceps
    Thursday -Shoulders & Traps
    Friday - Abs, Calves, & Forearms
    Saturday & Sunday - Off
    Split your days off , if you want. Nothing set in stone . Just apply the principles
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