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    Hey guys, I usually do a three day split, with chest and tris together, back and bis together, and then legs. I was thinking about adding a strictly arm day (bis,tris). I find that after I am done with my back I am too tired to do bis. Has anyone tried this?

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    Engine#9, I am currently doing a four day split the way you described. Most won't agree, but injuries from my old hockey days have forced me to train this way. i am finding that it is working well for me. Basically, it depends on you. are you making progress? if so, keep with it until you plateau, if not, make a change.

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    I work tri's and bi's together and it works fantastic for me! But I agree with Hattrick, if you're still making progress with your current routine then I wouldn't change a thing. however, if you are not, then I would say a change is in order! Good luck

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    Working arms on a separate day from back and chest never worked for me, I always ended up with tendinitus in my elbows.

    Have you tried switching...Back & Tri's, and Chest & Bi's?

    Or you could have a separate day for shoulders, bi's and tri's.

    Just a thought.


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    You could go with Something like:
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    Back/Chest
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    Legs
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    Arms/shoulders

    I go with Chest/Bi's Back/Tri's myself.


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    engine, what day do you train your shoulders?

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    thanks guys, i think im gonna try the chest/bi, back/tri. Seyone I train my shoulders with my back.

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    I would stick to your routine but train abs after back to give your biceps a bit of time to recover

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