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    push/pull/legs - a question

    First off, I haven't been hanging out here much lately. I am seeing a lot of threads about doing a push/pull/leg split. For the past couple of years I have been doing a routine like this one: Back/Biceps, Shoulders, Chest/Tris and then Legs. How many of you guys have went from a routine like this to the push/pull/legs and how do you like the new one compared? Also if you could give me an example of your typical workout that would be great.
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    Day 1- Upper Push
    Day 2- off
    Day 3- Lower
    Day 4- off
    Day 5- Upper Pull
    Day 6 and 7- off

    Upper push
    · Flat BB Bench Press- 3 sets
    · Incline Bench - 3 sets
    · Seated DB Overhead Press- 3 sets
    · Dips- 3 sets
    · Triceps extension- 3 sets

    Upper pull
    · Bent over BB row- 3 sets
    · Seated Cable row- 3 sets
    · Pull-ups (Wide Overhand Grip)- 3 sets
    · Upright rows- 3 sets
    · Barbell curls- 3 sets

    Lower
    · Squats- 4 sets
    · Stiff Legged Dead lifts- 4 sets
    · Leg Extensions- 3 sets
    · Leg Curls- 3 sets
    · Calf raise- 3-4 sets
    · Abs- 3 sets
    if u want strength do 1-5 reps, growth do 6-12 reps if you want alittle of both do about 3-8 reps

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    Quote Originally Posted by mike456
    Day 1- Upper Push
    Day 2- off
    Day 3- Lower
    Day 4- off
    Day 5- Upper Pull
    Day 6 and 7- off

    Upper push
    · Flat BB Bench Press- 3 sets
    · Incline Bench - 3 sets..I'd make this Flyes or cable cross overs
    · Seated DB Overhead Press- 3 sets
    · Dips- 3 sets
    · Triceps extension- 3 sets

    Upper pull
    · Bent over BB row- 3 sets
    · Seated Cable row- 3 sets
    · Pull-ups (Wide Overhand Grip)- 3 sets. Vary with different grip positions. Wide, narrow Ect
    · Upright rows- 3 sets..This is a delt movement and move to push day.
    · Barbell curls- 3 sets

    Lower
    · Squats- 4 sets
    · Stiff Legged Dead lifts- 4 sets
    · Leg Extensions- 3 sets
    · Leg Curls- 3 sets...Don't need. You have SLDL
    · Calf raise- 3-4 sets
    · Abs- 3 sets
    if u want strength do 1-5 reps, growth do 6-12 reps if you want alittle of both do about 3-8 reps
    One set 6-10 reps, one set 2-5 reps and one set 11-15 reps.

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    I've done push-pull-legs, and as far as low frequency splits go I liked it a lot.
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    tough old man-it doesnt matter if you you have SLDL, you should do a ham-dominant exercise for every quad dominant

    upright rows is a pull movement, lateral delts are pull muscles- it goes on pull day. it also works the traps and biceps(pull muscles)

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    Quote Originally Posted by mike456
    tough old man-it doesnt matter if you you have SLDL, you should do a ham-dominant exercise for every quad dominant

    upright rows is a pull movement, lateral delts are pull muscles- it goes on pull day. it also works the traps and biceps(pull muscles)

    2 months ago you didn't know the difference between a row and a pushup, now you're a fucking expert?

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    mike i agree with you about the upright rows being on pull day, why the HELL should it be on a push day.

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    Quote Originally Posted by mike456
    tough old man-it doesnt matter if you you have SLDL, you should do a ham-dominant exercise for every quad dominant
    I think the leg curls are a good idea for another reason. The hamstrings flex the knee and extend the hip. It is a good idea to train both functions of the hamstrings in my opinion.
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    Fat cat what the hell are you talking about??

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