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    Post Anyone's workout

    Soon I am going to switch my workout to 4 days a week and I was wondering if anyone works out 4 days a week and if you could post your schedule..thanks.

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    I work-out 3 days per week:

    Mon - Legs
    Tue - Off
    Wed - Back, Bi's & traps
    Thu - Off
    Fri - Off
    Sat - Chest, Tri's & Shoulders
    Sun - Off

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    Cool

    i used to. but i go 5 days straight starting on sundays. i like hitting each bodypart by themselves instead of with other body parts, so that way i can use all my energy on that 1 bodypart. heres what my 4 day routine used to look like:

    mon-chest, biceps, calves
    tues-legs, abs
    wednesday-shoulders, calves
    thrusday- back, triceps, abs


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    Two days of calves? Man, if I did that my calves would be enormous, they already are pretty big as is...Thanks though

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    This is what I am doing now. I am also looking for a new 4 day routine.
    Mon: Chest & Back
    Tues:Legs& Abs
    Weds: Shoulders & Arms
    Thurs: Off
    Fri:Legs & Abs
    Sat: Back & Shoulders & Arms( light high reps)
    Sun: off

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    HERE IS MY CURRENT 4 DAY ROUTINE

    CHEST/BICEPS
    db incline 3x4-8
    weighted dips 2x8
    db flat 3x8-12
    bb curl 3x4-8
    db curl 2x10-12

    LEGS
    squats 5x5
    leg press 1x15
    SLDL 3x8-15
    leg curls 2x12

    SHOULDERS/TRICEPS
    OH Press 3x4-8
    bb front raises 2x10-12
    CG Bench 3x6-8
    Pushdowns 2x10-12

    BACK/TRAPS/CALVES
    chins ?x50
    deadlifts 5x5
    rows 2x6-8
    db shrugs 2x8-15
    calf raises 2x6-8
    seated calf raises 2x10-20



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    monday...chest/tris
    tuesday...quads/calves
    wedsday...off
    thursday...shoulders/hams
    friday...back/bi's
    saturday, sunday...off

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    Day 1- Chest/Bi's
    Day 2- Legs
    Day 3- Rest
    Day 4- Shoulders
    Day 5- Back/Tri's
    Day 6- Rest
    Day 7- Rest
    This give your tri's a good amount of rest, and if you do squats and deadlifts you shouldn't be to soar when you do either lift when you get to it. And your tri's and bi's are fresh when you work them.

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    Monday-Hams and back
    Tuesday-shoulders tri's

    Wednesday- rest
    Thursday-Quads,calfs
    Friday-chest, bi's

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    Quote Originally Posted by ForemanRules
    Monday: Chest/Triceps
    Tuesday: Back/Biceps
    Wednesday: Off
    Thursday: Legs
    Friday: shoulders
    Saturday: Off
    Sunday: Off
    Way to bring the oldest thread in history back

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    Quote Originally Posted by myCATpowerlifts
    Way to bring the oldest thread in history back
    What are you talking about and where did you get that quote of mine from??
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    It depends on your goals.

    Day One: Cleans, Jerks, Farmers Walks, Chin Ups
    Day Two: Off
    Day Three: Deadlifts, Yates Rows, Chin Ups
    Day Four: Off
    Day Five: C&Js, Farmers Walks, Pull Ups
    Day Six: Front Squats, SLDLs, DB Benches
    Day Seven: Off

    This is for weightlifting and functional strength and certain exercises that occur twice are done lighter or heavier than other times.
    Push yourself. Enjoy yourself. Be yourself.
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    Monday - Chest/Biceps
    Tuesday - Back/Triceps
    Wednesday - Off
    Thursday - Shoulders/Abs
    Friday - Quads/Hamstrings
    Satuday - Off
    Sunday - Off or maybe calves/abs

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