training split/ advice needed

bigggdoggg

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This is a routine i like to do i wondered what everyone thinks about it and what can be changed, i always train for mass,and like 3x per week i know things can be changed, and input would help, thanks

monday-back bi's
seated rows 3x5
deadlifts 3x5
lats pull downs 3x5
standing bb curls 3x5
preacher curls 3x5

tue/ rest


wednesday-chest tris
incline bench 3x5-7
weighted dips 3x5
flat db 3x5
tri cep pushdowns 3x5
skull crusher 3x5

thursday rest


friday- shoulders/legs
squats- 3x5
leg press 3x8
leg curls 3x5
shoulder press 3x5
front/side raises 3x5
upright rows 3x5
 
maybe add some hammer curls at the end of bi workout and some close grip bench for your tri..really good for mass...
 
volume is a little high for my liking, but frequency looks good.

I would personally train shoulders with chest/tris.
 
bigggdoggg said:
and just do leggs by itself?

yezzir.

i like DC's training philosophy for legs (although in DC, bi's are done with legs, but since you would be training them on pull day, this part wouldnt apply.)
 
Overall yea it looks great and resembles how I train.

If i were to change anything, i would get rid of the redundant exercises like seated rows and deadlift. I would pick either rows or deadlifts for a given workout, do that movement 5x5, and focus on improving it from last times workout. Then next week I choose the other exercise to do in its place. Then on the third week come back to the original back thickness movement. Same goes for chest; pick either incline bench or DB bench, then do the other movement next week, etc. but thats just what i would do personally - you designed this for yourself, you know your recovery ability better than I.
 
Do you guys all stick to those exact exercises in the same order every time? i do this:
mon-chest/light tri
tues-back/light bi
wed- legs
thurs - shoulders
friday - heavy tri/bi (semi optional day)

But I always just go by feel for the day on my exercises. Usually 15 sets or so per area.
 
well right now im doing shoulders and legs twice a week....splitting the workouts up so i can concentrate on doing squats and presses for an hour, and do stiff legs and front squats with calves another. It may sound like i'm overtraining, but I just got back into it, and theres obviously bodyparts trailing. Do what you feel you need to improve on more, more often. If it turns into too much of a system your body is going to get used to it. A Plan is good, a long system isn't.
 
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