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    I like to isolate my inner chest!

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    Quote Originally Posted by mike456
    Just so you know you don't have to do Bench Press as your first exercise.
    You can do this for Bench Press
    I would just do 3x3-5 for compounds, and 3x8-10 for isolation, if your goal is strength.
    Also I think you should just drop all the isolation, something like this:
    Flat Bench
    Incline Press
    DB Shoulder Press
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    So u recommend doing those 4 only on the push day, and 3 sets of 3-5 reps for the compounds and 8-10 for isolations?

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    Quote Originally Posted by motionman04
    So u recommend doing those 4 only on the push day, and 3 sets of 3-5 reps for the compounds and 8-10 for isolations?
    Yea if your goal is strength you should be in the 1-5 rep range, but for isolation it is just to dangerous/risky/pointless to go that heavy, all of those are compounds so stay in the 1-5 rep range and do about 3 sets each exercise with 2min-5min rest intervals.

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    Something like this was suggested by Cowpimp, http://www.geocities.com/elitemadcow...Linear_5x5.htm, mainly for strength gains, I editted the workout a little bit, but is it any good?

    Monday:
    Squat 5x5
    Bench 5x5
    T-Rows 5x5
    Leg Curls 2x5

    Tuesday:
    Squat 4x5
    Military 4x5
    Romanian Deadlift 4x5
    Shoulder Pulls 2x5

    Friday:
    Squat 4x5, 1x3, 1x8
    Bench 4x5, 1x3, 1x8
    Barbell Rows 4x5, 1x3, 1x8

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    Well, I revised the workout to this:

    Monday:
    Squat 5x5
    Bench 5x5
    T-Rows 5x5
    Leg Curls 2x10

    Wednesday:
    Squat 4x5
    Military 4x5
    Romanian Deadlift 4x5
    Chin-ups 2x10
    Seated cable rows 2x8


    Friday:
    Squat 4x5, 1x3, 1x8
    Bench 4x5, 1x3, 1x8
    Barbell Rows 4x5, 1x3, 1x8
    Weighted Hypers 2x10

    One thing I'm curious about, should I keep the chin-ups at 2x10, and the seated rows at 2x8, or should I go a little heavier and less?

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    Quote Originally Posted by motionman04
    Well, I revised the workout to this:

    Monday:
    Squat 5x5
    Bench 5x5
    T-Rows 5x5
    Leg Curls 2x10

    Wednesday:........10 reps would be better
    Squat 4x5
    Military 4x5
    Romanian Deadlift 4x5
    Chin-ups 2x10
    Seated cable rows 2x8


    Friday:
    Squat 4x5, 1x3, 1x8
    Bench 4x5, 1x3, 1x8
    Barbell Rows 4x5, 1x3, 1x8
    Weighted Hypers 2x10

    One thing I'm curious about, should I keep the chin-ups at 2x10, and the seated rows at 2x8, or should I go a little heavier and less?
    You have to get off the low rep kick......mix it up son.
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    Quote Originally Posted by ForemanRules
    You have to get off the low rep kick......mix it up son.
    This is the Bill Starr program. Not every bout of 5x5 is using the heaviest weight possible.
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    Quote Originally Posted by ForemanRules
    Depends on volume and intensity. If you do 3 sets of 8-12 reps for chest once a week then fine. But if you are doing 8-10 sets 2x a week for 3-6 reps you are fucked.
    Listen to forefuck, you dont wont to tear a muscle, period.
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    too much...6 sets of how many reps..... what about doing 4x5-8 and on the next week do 3 x 10-12

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