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building chest and back - May 14 2008 10:34:29
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savageJ
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to get more of a triangle look with lats and back i have came up with a basic routine, could you advise? wide handled lat pull downs 3 x 8 pec deck 3 x 8 bench press 3 x 8 chest push 3 x 8 lat pull backs (on the machine where you hold two bars infront, one fixed one not and pull one arm back past your chest then swap and do other arm-dont know name) 3 x 8
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RE: building chest and back - May 14 2008 13:07:34
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Whats your whole routine like? I'd look at doing a full body or push/pull/legs with compound exercises (Squats, Deadlifts, OH Press, Rows, Bench, Chins...).
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RE: building chest and back - May 16 2008 19:13:43
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take alook at my journal, training routine there
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RE: building chest and back - May 20 2008 22:35:04
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bman1981
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you seem to train arms and chest twice a week and shoulders, legs and back once a week. makes no sense to me. plus you do chest on a weds then a fri, only one day recovery. at the minute i have four sessions a week. Chest/back Arms Shoulders Legs Abs after three of the sessions. some people do: chest and tris back and bi's legs shoulders Also you do three chest exercises and only 2 back exericses. You could add seated cable row, and bent over row to that. personally i would bench, before pec deck. Plus wide arm pull ups are the "daddy" exercise for a Triangular look.
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