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    i work out everyday a certain body-part for about 45 min to an hour and it is really working well for me right this is my sch.
    mon-back
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    is their a different routine like changing mon to legs and so forth that will help maximize my results at all thanks for the input if any

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    Quote Originally Posted by BigE
    i work out everyday a certain body-part for about 45 min to an hour and it is really working well for me right this is my sch.
    mon-back
    tues-chest
    wed-shoulder
    thur-legs
    fri-arms
    is their a different routine like changing mon to legs and so forth that will help maximize my results at all thanks for the input if any
    If it's working well, why do you want to change it? Would you take your car to a mechanic and say "It runs great. Can you make it run better?"

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    Quote Originally Posted by CaptainDeadlift
    If it's working well, why do you want to change it? Would you take your car to a mechanic and say "It runs great. Can you make it run better?"
    I'm glad you said that, and that's a great analogy. I always hate to see people change routines that are working for them. Heck, I've been doing almost the same routine for quite a few months now, and I'm not about to change its whole basis anytime soon.
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    Quote Originally Posted by BigE
    i work out everyday a certain body-part for about 45 min to an hour and it is really working well for me right this is my sch.
    mon-back
    tues-chest
    wed-shoulder
    thur-legs
    fri-arms
    is their a different routine like changing mon to legs and so forth that will help maximize my results at all thanks for the input if any
    Mon-Back and biceps
    Tue-Chest and triceps
    Wed-rest
    Thurs-Legs
    Fri-Shoulders
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    depends on what results you are looking...hypertrophy or strength...if its hypertrophy and a split routine for bodybuilding im sure ur on ur way...if its for strength you've got it all wrong...




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    I do what you are doing BigE, but I also like what Foreman suggested. I alternate between the two when I feel the need to change. Both are good IMO.

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