Instead of doing a rotine where theres a push/leg/pull workout and a split where u work different muscles on different days regardless of pushing and pulling, would it be ok to do a weekly workout where there is a strength day 1/mass muscle building day 1/strength day 2/mass muscle building day 2? On all the strength days u do 3-5 reps and on all the mass/muscle days u do 8-12 reps. Is it good or useless?
what days will bench press go under? tri's? chest? shoulders?
and deadlifts...what days would that go under? back? legs?
unless you do all isolation.....but most people on here would tell you not to.
I took my shit talkin for my old routine.......so i give it to you easy.
What do u mean? Its just doing some strength training exercises on strength days 1 and 2 and some mass building exercises on mass muscle day 1 and 2.
Ok, my tris will go under strength day 1, legs will go under strength day 2, my back and chest under mass muscle day 1, and my shoulders on mass muscle day 2. Nevermind that, is doing a strength day 1/mass muscle building day 1/strength day 2/mass muscle building day 2 a good workout?
Yea thats a good idea actually, but would it be possible if i could do 2 hypertrophy days instead of 1 but do everything else u said? I just feel more comfortable doing my overhead presses on a seperate day.
Yea thats a good idea actually, but would it be possible if i could do 2 hypertrophy days instead of 1 but do everything else u said? I just feel more comfortable doing my overhead presses on a seperate day.
Sure, I don't see why not. Just workout on Monday, Wednesday, and Friday, or some such viable split for a full body program like this, and alternate but place a second B workout after the C workout. Like so:
Mon - A
Wed - B
Fri - C
Next week...
Mon - B
Wed - A
Fri - B
Next week...
Mon - C
Wed - B
Fri - A
So you're going ABCB repeat. Make sense?
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