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Day 1: BACK/REAR DELTS - bent over rows, bent over lateral raises, pull ups, Day 2: QUADS/Lower Back -- squat, leg press, deadlift Day 3: Chest- flat bench, incline bench, decline bench, flies Day 4: Hams/Calves- calve raises, hamstring curls Day 5: Delts/Traps -- front raises, lateral raises, shrugs Day 6: Bi's/Tri's -- triceps extensions, skull crushers, close grip bench, all variations of curls (preacher, incline, concentration, standing, seated, cable)
Intense training periods: (like Christmas Break or Spring Break) or just when I want to pump up my training routine. These are 3 day spreads meaning the whole body is done twice a week instead of once. Day 1: Chest/Shoulders/Triceps Day 2: Thighs/Hamstrings/Calves Day 3: Back/Biceps
Day 1: Chest/Upper Back Day 2: Thighs/Hamstrings/Calves Day 3: Traps/Delts/Bis/Tris/Lower Back
Get in the gym and get out- if you exercise for too long you burn all your carbohydrates stores and you won't have energy to rebuild the muscle. So for your chest... do 3 sets of bench and 3 sets of flies and end with 2-3 sets of push-ups to really exhaust the muscle. If you are not sore the next day...you didn't work hard enough. That's it, then leave the gym this should take no more than 45min.
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