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Join Date: Mar 2010
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Heres my routine
Push pull legs rotated every Monday Tuesday Thursday Friday Essentially one Big movement and one iso for every muscle group Example of push INCLINE BENCH- a few warmups and 2 working sets or one DC STYLE rp set Decline hammer- 2 working sets of 12 Military press- 2 working sets rep range 6-12 depending or RP set Reverse grip bench press same as above Pulley push down and side lateral raises superset for time 3x12 IMO opinion it's a great starting point for you because it's basically exactlY IN The middle of the road. Less frequency and more volume then a DC type routine but more frequency and less volume then the typical volume routine. See how you respond and go from there .seems like a practical approach to access your tolerance to volume and frequency Example pull A back width exercis 2 working sets or RP A thickness exercise (any type of row) 2 working sets Rqck pulls 2 working sets Lonbar curls 2 working sets Single arm pulley curls 2x12 A forearm exercise Last edited by MachMood; 07-26-2012 at 02:48 PM. |
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