I think 4 days is the ideal for my body...so at the moment, my routine is as follows:
Monday: Chest & Biceps Bench Press: 4 Sets of 6 - 8 Reps
Incline Dumbbell Press: 3 Sets of 6 - 8 Reps
Weighted Dips: 3 Sets of 6 - 8 Reps
Flyes: 2 Sets of 8 - 10 Reps
Barbell Curls: 3 Sets of 8 - 10 Reps
Hammer Curls: 3 Sets of 8 - 10 Reps
Wrist Roller: 3 Sets until failure (forearm's are f*cked after this).
Wednesday: Legs Squats: 4 Sets of 6 - 8 Reps
Leg Press: 3 Sets of 10 - 15 Reps
Stiff Legged Deadlift: 4 Sets of 6 - 8 Reps
Hamstring Curls: 2 Sets of 8 - 10 Reps
Friday: Shoulders & Triceps Seated Overhead Barbell Press: 4 Sets of 6 - 8 Reps
Dumbbell Side Lateral Raises: 3 Sets of 10 - 12 Reps
Bent Over Lateral Raises: 3 Sets of 10 - 12 Reps
Weighted Tricep Dips: 3 Sets of 6 - 8 Reps
Overhead Extensions: 3 Sets of 6 - 8 Reps
Saturday: Back Deadlifts: 4 Sets of 3 - 6 Reps....Alternatively Weighted Hyperextensions
Bent Over Barbell Rows: 4 Sets of 6 - 8 Reps....alternatively Dumbbell or T-Bar Rows
Pulldowns: 4 Sets of 8 - 10 Reps
I do calf work at the beginning of my Chest & Bicep workout and then again on Friday before my Shoulder and Tri workout.
I must say I really enjoy this routine...although I'm still not entirely sure how effective training biceps with chest and triceps with shoulders is gonna be or whether to switch back to the more traditional format in combining chest and triceps and back and biceps.
One of the reasons I divised my routine in this way was the fact I wanted Leg & Back work to have the entire workout devoted to those muscle groups since they are the biggest muscles in the body and are intense workouts. I can't believe people are actually able to do shoulders with legs like some of the routines I've seen....fair play to them.
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