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ovi
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Join date: Aug 2008
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Hey everybody.
It's time for me to change up my routine, i'we been doing a slightly modified version of Stronglifts for the past 8 months.

Stats:
23 years old , currently only 158 lbs, i can squat 220 lbs, deadlift 300 lbs.

Unfortunately , my routine is obsolete now: 3 days/week , 2 types of workouts A and B. First week ABA, second week BAB. The weights are becoming too challenging for my BW, injuries starting to occur, my CNS gives me a lot of trouble. I manage to do the first 2 workouts of the week, but by the third workout i can barely drag myself to the gym.

I'm planning a bulk until the next spring, and i'm looking to find the best 3 days split for my goals. I reckon one day would be LEGS day, i only need squats+calf work in it.
If you could give me a few pointers (links,articles,etc)i will appreciate it, as i have no clue about what's the current trend regarding splits.
Thanks a lot.

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ovi
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I'm thinking a basic push/pull/legs would be ok?

Pull
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Deadlifts
Pullups
Cable Seated Row
Curls

Push
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Bench Press
DB shoulder press
Close grip Bench press
Triceps Pushdown

Legs
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Squats
Calf Raise
Ab Work

I have no ideea about rep scheme though. Any other exercises i should add along the main ones? Unfortunately i can't do dips due to shoulder issues ....

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Blaze_108
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Join date: Nov 2007
Location: Illinois, USA
Posts: 657

I've been doing a 3 way bodypart split 2x a week and really like it. I've been doing chest/tri's, shoulders/legs, and then back/biceps.

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RiVaL6
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Join date: Aug 2009
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ovi wrote:
I'm thinking a basic push/pull/legs would be ok?

Pull
___________________________
Deadlifts
Pullups
Cable Seated Row
Curls

Push
___________________________
Bench Press
DB shoulder press
Close grip Bench press
Triceps Pushdown

Legs
___________________________
Squats
Calf Raise
Ab Work

I have no ideea about rep scheme though. Any other exercises i should add along the main ones? Unfortunately i can't do dips due to shoulder issues ....


This looks great. Simple and you got good exercise selection.

Deadlifts 5 x 5 or 4 x 8
Pullups 3 x 12 or 4 x 8
Cable Seated Row 3 x 15/3 x 25
Curls 3 x 10

Bench Press 5 x 5/4 x 12/4 x 8
DB shoulder press 3 x 6/4 x 8
Close grip Bench press 3 x 12
Triceps Pushdown 3 x 15

Squats 10 x 10
Calf Raise you should check out thibs article on calf training
Ab Work

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countingbeans
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Join date: Oct 2008
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RiVaL6 wrote:


This looks great. Simple and you got good exercise selection.

Deadlifts 5 x 5 or 4 x 8
Pullups 3 x 12 or 4 x 8
Cable Seated Row 3 x 15/3 x 25
Curls 3 x 10

Bench Press 5 x 5/4 x 12/4 x 8
DB shoulder press 3 x 6/4 x 8
Close grip Bench press 3 x 12
Triceps Pushdown 3 x 15

Squats 10 x 10
Calf Raise you should check out thibs article on calf training
Ab Work



This is why you shouldn't be giving advice dipshit. He said he has problems with recovery, and your telling him to do a 100 fucking reps of squats in a day?

You need to STFU already.

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patrickk
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Join date: Jan 2009
Location: Armed Forces - Europe
Posts: 244

countingbeans wrote:
RiVaL6 wrote:


This looks great. Simple and you got good exercise selection.

Deadlifts 5 x 5 or 4 x 8
Pullups 3 x 12 or 4 x 8
Cable Seated Row 3 x 15/3 x 25
Curls 3 x 10

Bench Press 5 x 5/4 x 12/4 x 8
DB shoulder press 3 x 6/4 x 8
Close grip Bench press 3 x 12
Triceps Pushdown 3 x 15

Squats 10 x 10
Calf Raise you should check out thibs article on calf training
Ab Work



This is why you shouldn't be giving advice dipshit. He said he has problems with recovery, and your telling him to do a 100 fucking reps of squats in a day?

You need to STFU already.


What?! He's 5'7'' and 155@12% bf. This kid knows what he's talking about....

You countingballs need to STFU!

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countingbeans
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patrickk wrote:


What?! He's 5'7'' and 155@12% bf. This kid knows what he's talking about....

You countingballs need to STFU!


My bad, I'm gonna go do 7,000 squats so I can drop down to a ripped 150.

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TNUT
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Join date: Dec 2008
Location: Australia
Posts: 70

http://tnation.tmuscle.com/..._program_part_1

http://tnation.tmuscle.com/..._program_part_2

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countingbeans
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patrickk wrote:


What?! He's 5'7'' and 155@12% bf. This kid knows what he's talking about....

You countingballs need to STFU!


On another note, when I first met our slow friend above he was 5'9" at his whooping 155lbs. So I guess he shrunk, or he stopped measuring himself in his mom's high-heels.

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patrickk
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LOL! I <3 countingbeans. I once counted to fourthteen.

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haas
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Join date: Jun 2008
Location: North Dakota, USA
Posts: 28

read this
http://tnation.tmuscle.com/...ow_do_you_train
page 10 there is a 3-way also the tons of great info in the whole thread definitely worth reading

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Chi-Towns-Finest
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Join date: Aug 2008
Location: Illinois, USA
Posts: 815

Madcow's 5x5 Program.

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adon1s
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Join date: Jul 2007
Location: Holland
Posts: 42

Waterbury method 4 sure, I just love Waterbury's programs, exceptionally this one.

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