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    Another full body routine question.

    I'm going to be doing a 3x a week full body routine. I do 4 compound movements (2 upper, 2 lower) and a couple of exercises of iso work.

    My first two workouts go like this:

    A

    Compound vertical push
    Compound vertical pull
    Compound lower push
    Compound lower pull

    and then

    B

    Compound horizontal push
    Compound horizontal pull
    Compound lower pull
    Compound lower push

    So, for example workout A:

    Bench press
    Pull-ups
    Squars
    RDL

    and then iso work (not excessive).

    So with my first two workouts like that, how should I assemble my third workout?

    Should I do an A-B-A type split, and then rotate it the next week to B-A-B?

    Or should I change it up to combine both vertical and horiztonal push/pull type exercises?

    Another question I have - what is I'd like to do RDL one day a week and SLD another day of the week, but for my third workout, what's another good lower pull compound movement that I could do? Should I do another variation of deadlifts that day too or is there any suggestion? I don't have the proper equipment to do GHR's...

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    Just make two workouts and alternate every workout like you said. That's the easiest way to do it. You can make a 3rd workout if you want. That's your call.
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