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    New workout routine

    week 1
    Wensday-deadlifts 3 sets
    SLDL 1 set
    Bent over rows 3
    sets wide grip pull ups 3 sets
    DB curls 2 sets

    Saturday- ATF Squats 3 sets
    ATF front squats 2 sets
    ATF overhead squats 2 sets
    calve raises 4 sets

    Sunday- bench press 3 sets
    close grip bench press 2 sets
    Weighted dips 2 sets
    shoulder press 3 sets
    Medial flies 2 sets

    week 2
    Wensday-good mornings 3 sets
    paltform deadlifts 2 sets
    Wide grip pulls ups 3 sets
    Bent over rows 2 sets
    T bar rows 2 sets
    BB curls 2 sets

    Saturday-ATF Front squats 3 sets
    ATF squats 2 sets
    ATF overhead squats 2 sets
    calve raises 4 sets

    Sunday- DB bench 3 sets
    Close grip DB bench 2 sets
    Weighted dips 2 sets
    DB press 3 sets
    Medial flies 2 sets

    Everywork I will end with 3 sets of weighted decline sit ups, 2 sets of bicycles and some stretching.

    My rep range will be from 4 to 8.

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    Too much pressing and not enough pulling.

    No periodization?

    Are you still training for maximal strength, mass, or what?

    Looks to me like you are doing a day for deadlift work, a day for squat work, and a day for bench work. Is that accurate?

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    Quote Originally Posted by CowPimp View Post
    Too much pressing and not enough pulling.

    No periodization?

    Are you still training for maximal strength, mass, or what?

    Looks to me like you are doing a day for deadlift work, a day for squat work, and a day for bench work. Is that accurate?

    What's up man? How's life these days? Long time no see.
    I want to gain back all the mass and stregth I lost, Yes I am doing a day for deadlift squat and bench. I just got out of a 10 week rehab program and I haven't worked out since January. What kind of pulling movements should I add? Should I just drop a few sets of bench? I forgot what periodization is because it's been so long since I've worked out.

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    Quote Originally Posted by ihateschoolmt View Post
    I want to gain back all the mass and stregth I lost, Yes I am doing a day for deadlift squat and bench. I just got out of a 10 week rehab program and I haven't worked out since January. What kind of pulling movements should I add? Should I just drop a few sets of bench? I forgot what periodization is because it's been so long since I've worked out.
    I would throw in some more upper back work in place of a pressing movement or two on bench day. Your upper back is vitally important to a big bench press, and really all 3 of the big lifts.

    Periodization is just a systematic changing of training variables. You should check out the stickies I wrote up. One of them has a bunch of information on periodization.
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    Alright, I'll take out close grip bench on week one and take out dips on week two and do some pull ups or rows in place of them. I use mild periodization, because I found it worked best for me before. I change my order, rep range, switch back and fourth from DB to BB and rotate some of the big lifts like good mornings and deadlifts.

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