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    im doing pretty intense back training once a week and i found if i did biceps two days before, that my back routine suffered, should i bother doing any isolation exercises for biceps or just do them half a week after my back routine?

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    Do them after back.

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    Quote Originally Posted by buildingup
    im doing pretty intense back training once a week and i found if i did biceps two days before, that my back routine suffered, should i bother doing any isolation exercises for biceps or just do them half a week after my back routine?
    Post your back workout...
    I do 4 sets of biceps after my 12 set back workout.
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    Agree with the Doctor or do them a couple of days after working back

    Quote Originally Posted by ForemanRules
    Post your back workout...
    I do 4 sets of biceps after my 12 set back workout.

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    If your goals are strength, isolation exercises are not necessary.
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    Quote Originally Posted by buildingup
    im doing pretty intense back training once a week and i found if i did biceps two days before, that my back routine suffered, should i bother doing any isolation exercises for biceps or just do them half a week after my back routine?
    I love this split...

    1) Chest, Biceps
    2) Quads
    3) Rest
    4) Rest
    5) Back, Triceps
    6) Delts, Calves
    7) Rest

    It allows for a great full arm workout twice a week and more than ample time for every muscle group to recover before working it again. I use a bunch of splits but this is one of my favorites. Could certainly help you out with what you're looking for.
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