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    Push pull routine

    i'm going to be starting a push pull routine, my goal is to put on mass. Right now i'm 6'1 173lbs. Any helpful comments would be appreciated. Thanks

    Mon- Push
    DB bench 3 x 10,8,6
    Military Press 3 x 10,8,6
    DB incline bench 3 x 10,8,6
    Front raises 3 x 10,8,6
    Dips 3 x failure
    CG bench 3 x 10,8,6

    Wed- Legs
    Squats 3 x 10,8,6
    SLDL 3 x 10,8,6
    Lunges 3 x 10,8,6
    Leg curl 3 x 10,8,6
    Ext 3 x 10,8,6
    calf raises 3 x 15,15,15

    Fri- Pull
    Deadlift 3 x 10,8,6
    Bent over row 3 x 10,8,6
    Pulldowns 3 x 10,8,6
    Machine row 3 x 10,8,6
    Shrugs 2 x 15,12
    DB curl 3 x 10,8,6

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    Quote Originally Posted by jumpman23
    i'm going to be starting a push pull routine, my goal is to put on mass. Right now i'm 6'1 173lbs. Any helpful comments would be appreciated. Thanks

    Mon- Push
    1. DB bench 3 x 10,8,6
    3. Military Press 3 x 10,8,6
    2. DB incline bench 3 x 10,8,6
    4. Front raises 3 x 10,8,6
    6. Dips 3 x failure
    5. CG bench 3 x 10,8,6

    Wed- Legs
    Squats 3 x 10,8,6....4-5 sets
    SLDL 3 x 10,8,6
    Lunges 3 x 10,8,6
    Leg curl 3 x 10,8,6
    Ext 3 x 10,8,6....skip these
    calf raises 3 x 15,15,15

    Fri- Pull
    Deadlift 3 x 10,8,6
    Bent over row 3 x 10,8,6
    Pulldowns 3 x 10,8,6
    Machine row 3 x 10,8,6
    Shrugs 2 x 15,12
    DB curl 3 x 10,8,6
    Looks ok, I don't like the pyramiding of reps though.
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    what kind of rep scheme would u suggest? Also i noticed on the push day u suggested to do the chest first followed by shoulders. On the leg day should i do the quad exercises first, then the hamstrings? or the way i have it set up.

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    173 lbs...eat!

    If you have a couple months of experience 5x5 is great for this split, 5 exercises total at most with your 6 RM for 5 sets. With the scheme you have now you can do this more then once per week IMO. To keep it one run through per week up the intensity...5x5 works great for that. Your strength will skyrocket as well. I also notice that my arms blow up on this "split" because of the intensity and rest. If you think about it your push day is 25 sets of tri work at very high intensity...same for pull day.

    Oh, and eat...that's the most important.

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    Quote Originally Posted by benverner
    173 lbs...eat!

    If you have a couple months of experience 5x5 is great for this split, 5 exercises total at most with your 6 RM for 5 sets. With the scheme you have now you can do this more then once per week IMO. To keep it one run through per week up the intensity...5x5 works great for that. Your strength will skyrocket as well. I also notice that my arms blow up on this "split" because of the intensity and rest. If you think about it your push day is 25 sets of tri work at very high intensity...same for pull day.

    Oh, and eat...that's the most important.

    Don't forget to eat.
    so thats 5 exercises at 5 sets a piece using my 6 rep max?

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    Quote Originally Posted by jumpman23
    what kind of rep scheme would u suggest? Also i noticed on the push day u suggested to do the chest first followed by shoulders. On the leg day should i do the quad exercises first, then the hamstrings? or the way i have it set up.
    I do different reps per exercise so for example:

    Mon- Push
    1. DB bench 3 x 8
    2. DB incline bench 3 x 10
    3.
    Military Press 3 x 8
    4. Front raises 3 x 10
    5. CG bench 3 x 8
    6. Dips 3 x failure

    Wed- Legs
    1. Squats 4 x 6
    2. Lunges 3 x 10
    3. SLDL 3 x 8
    4. Leg curl 3 x 10
    5. calf raises 3 x 12

    Fri- Pull
    Deadlift 3 x 6
    Bent over row 3 x 6
    Pulldowns 3 x 10
    Machine row 3 x 8
    Shrugs 3 x 10
    DB curl 3 x 8
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    Quote Originally Posted by jumpman23
    so thats 5 exercises at 5 sets a piece using my 6 rep max?

    yeah, don't forget to eat

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    I have a question, If you are doing a push pull routine on the push days I do Chest - Shoulders- Triceps in that order. By the time I get to my triceps they seem to be trashed. Is the order the problem? I only do two exercises per body part with the exception of shoulders I do a circuit of four.
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    Quote Originally Posted by devildog88
    I have a question, If you are doing a push pull routine on the push days I do Chest - Shoulders- Triceps in that order. By the time I get to my triceps they seem to be trashed. Is the order the problem? I only do two exercises per body part with the exception of shoulders I do a circuit of four.

    your triceps should be trashed by the end of the workout....they just extended your elbow god knows how many times on large compound exercises...the only exercises that matter.

    why do shoulders get a circuit of 4? The chest press exercises work the shoulder also and in most cases people already have to much anterior work.
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    Quote Originally Posted by P-funk
    your triceps should be trashed by the end of the workout....they just extended your elbow god knows how many times on large compound exercises...the only exercises that matter.

    why do shoulders get a circuit of 4? The chest press exercises work the shoulder also and in most cases people already have to much anterior work.
    What would be good then? 3?
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    Quote Originally Posted by AKIRA
    What would be good then? 3?

    why do a circut at all? It depends on what you are doing for the other muscles.
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    Quote Originally Posted by P-funk
    why do a circut at all? It depends on what you are doing for the other muscles.

    Well I might be confusing the word 'circuit.' My shoulders have always lacked strength vs. functional strength of the rest of my body. Thats why I throw in an overhead press for 3 sets. Then some work on the posterior head.

    The middle part of the deltoid...they called lateral or medial?
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