HS stands for hammer strength I believe, the plate loaded "machines" at some gym. MP stands for military press.
That is a template to work from. For example, in my routine, on my upper body horizontal day, I do incline bench press, barbell rows, close grip bench press, t-bar rows, and EZ bar curls. Basically it's taking a few exercises from each of the "planes" and using them. But since you are alternating push and pull movements in the same workout, it can be quite demanding, so yes, a low volume of exercises would be best
Definitely a good setup.
The only time it's bad to feel the burn is when you're peeing...
Also, are all the exercises you listed for that day expected to be performed or are they just some suggestions for us to pick out what we want? It seems like too much in one entire workout.
Those are just suggestions....I prefer to do 2 sets per exercise....I usually do a total of 10-12 sets per workout so that would amount to 5 or 6 exercises.
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How would you know if you're overtraining or not on a routine where you work each bodypart 2x per week? There must be some volume or other restrictions. I mean you couldnt go hit chest and tri's twice a week doing 15 sets per workout could you?
Here's another workout with some sample exercises....
Day 1
UPPER #1 (Horizontal Push and Pull)
HS Incline Bench
Dip
Fly
CG Press
DB Row
T-Bar Row
Cable Row
Reverse Fly
Day 2
LOWER #1 (Quad Dominated)
Squat
Lunge
Extention
Press
Bosu Ball Squat
Toe Squat
Day 3 OFF
Day 4
UPPER #2 (Vertical Push and Pull)
MP Press
Front/side Raise
Upright Row
Shrug
Pullup
Chinup
Supinate Grip Pullup
Day 5
LOWER #2 (Hip Dominated)
Sumo Style Deads
SLDL
Deadlift
Leg Curl
Swiss Ball Ham Curl
Day 6 and 7 OFF
interesting set-up is right. the only problem i have here is that i dont think i'd be able to work my back on day four and then my legs on day five doing deads and sldl's. thats just too much for me.
You can even do something like this
Mon upper
Wed Lower
Fri upper
Mon lower
Wed upper
Fri lower.
You can the modify the set up that yellowmoomba has to make this program work.
interesting set-up is right. the only problem i have here is that i dont think i'd be able to work my back on day four and then my legs on day five doing deads and sldl's. thats just too much for me.
thanks, my friend.
Your welcome .... If you are worried about that you could take a day off in between your second back day and leg day ....
Day 1
UPPER #1 (Horizontal Push and Pull)
Day 2
LOWER #1 (Quad Dominated)
Day 3 OFF
Day 4
UPPER #2 (Vertical Push and Pull)
Day 5 OFF
Day 6
LOWER #2 (Hip Dominated)
Day 7 OFF
...Everyone is different.....So just see what works for you ...
How would you know if you're overtraining or not on a routine where you work each bodypart 2x per week? There must be some volume or other restrictions. I mean you couldnt go hit chest and tri's twice a week doing 15 sets per workout could you?
You would know if you experience symptoms of overtraining. You basically cut the volume in half and do the same total throughout the week. Read my write-ups on designing routines.
The only time it's bad to feel the burn is when you're peeing...
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