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    push/legs/pull

    I am currently on a push/legs/pull routine. should i be only doing it once a week or should i do push twice a week? mon-push tues-off
    wed-legs
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    sat-off
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    that looks stupid lol- ur doin push 2 days in a row- did u realize that,
    anyways one week u can do push twice, next week you can do pull twice, and last week you can do legs twice-rotate, by the way u dont have to base your routine on the days of the week i always see people doing that
    u can do this( what i currently do)
    day 1- push
    day 2- legs
    day 3- off
    day 4- pull
    day 5- off
    back to day 1

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    noooo, lol i dont do push two days in a row... i was asking if i should do chest 2 times a weeks like on monday and sunday that week. then saturday and friday the next week

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    that was not clear at all- by the way push is chest, deltoids, and triceps

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    ok.. say i do it today which is wed. and i do push next monday or tuesday. i do it more then once a week.... twice a week. isnt push shoulders too?

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    Quote Originally Posted by vinceforheismen
    ok.. say i do it today which is wed. and i do push next monday or tuesday. i do it more then once a week.... twice a week. isnt push shoulders too?

    either go:

    push
    off
    legs
    off
    pull
    off
    off


    or

    upper vertical movements
    off
    lower
    off
    upper horizontal movements
    off
    off
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    deltoids are shoulder

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    Quote Originally Posted by P-funk



    upper vertical movements
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    lower
    off
    upper horizontal movements
    off
    off
    That might be a new plan soon. But for now, where would biceps/triceps go? Horizontal? Or both depending on workout?
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    Quote Originally Posted by AKIRA
    That might be a new plan soon. But for now, where would biceps/triceps go? Horizontal? Or both depending on workout?
    Just do biceps one day and triceps the other. You could also do a little of both, like 2-3 sets for each, on both days. You could also skip the arm work, but whatever floats your boat, hehe.
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