Lifting Schedules
 
            
                
                    breyn2004                
                
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                    What is YOURS and WHY?
I currently lift as follows.....
Monday/Thursday - Back and Bis
Tuesday/Friday - Chest and Tris
Wednesday - Legs and Shoulders
And I do treadmill on an incline, stair master or bike a few days a week for 30 minutes or so.
I've been on this schedule since mid-November. I do change up the workouts and up weights periodically. I'm not seeing results that I would like to see, though I can tell I'm building muscle. I think it may be time to make some changes in my lifting.
I'm seeing a lot of people doing each muscle group one day a week. So I'm curious as to what others
schedules are and why.
Thank you in advance!
                I currently lift as follows.....
Monday/Thursday - Back and Bis
Tuesday/Friday - Chest and Tris
Wednesday - Legs and Shoulders
And I do treadmill on an incline, stair master or bike a few days a week for 30 minutes or so.
I've been on this schedule since mid-November. I do change up the workouts and up weights periodically. I'm not seeing results that I would like to see, though I can tell I'm building muscle. I think it may be time to make some changes in my lifting.
I'm seeing a lot of people doing each muscle group one day a week. So I'm curious as to what others
schedules are and why.
Thank you in advance!
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            I pretty much train each muscle group once a week, relatively high volume work (5-6 exercises on average, 4 sets). I also vary the lifting schedule every couple of months. I am currently training legs twice a week at a lighter volume, so as to minimize the DOMS. And I have dedicated a day for the chest, as it's a bit behind where I'd like it.
 Sunday/Thursday: Legs
 Monday: Chest/Stomach
 Tuesday: Triceps/Shoulders/Stomach (sometimes Calves again)
 Friday: Back/Biceps/Stomach0
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            What are the results you are wanting to see?0
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            Are you still losing weight or trying to do a bulk now? There is a limit to what you can do muscle-wise if you are still in a calorie deficit.
 If you are just looking for a change, I have been wanting to try Layne Norton's PHAT program. It sounds great. I'm gonna continue cutting until October with my 3 day, chest/bi, back/tri, leg/shoulder split and move to maintenance for awhile and try this program.0
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            Well for this week mine will be:
 Monday: Shoulders/Abs
 Tuesday: Tri's/Legs
 Wednesday: Bi's/Abs
 Thursday: Chest/Legs
 Friday: Back/Abs
 I do 30 minutes of cardio before I do my weights. I prefer to do one muscle group a day.0
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            Here is mine
 Mon upperbody power
 Tues Lowerbody power
 Wed Rest
 Thurs back/shoulders hypertrophy
 Fri lower hypertrophy
 Sat chest/arms
 Sun rest
 This is routine is called PHAT it's from Layne Norton. I notice I get better results when I hit each bodypart directly or indirectly twice per. week.0
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            Monday - Legs (Pistol Squats + Weak Spot Accessory Work + Hill Sprints (weather permitting))
 Tuesday - Upper Body Dynamic (Handstand Pushups, Pullups/weighted pullups, Ring Dips, Pause Dragon Flags)
 Thursday - Legs (Pistol Squats + Glute Ham Raises)
 Friday - Upper Body Static (Planche, Manna, Front Lever, Back Lever progressions)
 Sunday - Muscle-up Practice (Muscle-Ups, Explosive Pullups, Jump Muscle-Ups, Bar Dips)
 I use an undulating periodization (Intensity, Volume, Form/Recovery) for the legs and use an autoregulated approach in the upper body. Muscle-Up practice is a light workout and outdoors (hence weather permitting).0
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            This is my schedule for this week:
 Monday: legs
 Tuesday: Back/biceps
 Wednesday: chest/triceps
 Thursday: legs
 Friday: shoulder/abds.
 I am following Jamie Eason on bodybuilding.com.0
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            I am working on building strength. I switch up every three months or so. My workout plan for the next 12 weeks is as follows:
 Monday
 (Chest/ Abs)
 Bench Press (5 x 15, 12, 10, 8, 6)
 Incline Press (4 x 12, 10, 8, 6)
 Dumbbell Flies (4 x 10)
 Push Ups (4 x 20)
 Side Twists (4 x 20)
 Incline Sit Ups (1 x 150)
 Tuesday
 (Arms)
 Barbell Curl (4 x 12, 10, 10, 8)
 Dumbbell Curl (4 x 10)
 Preacher Curl (3 x 12)
 Chin-ups (50 Reps)
 Skull Crushers (4 x 10)
 Standing Triceps Ext. (3 x 12)
 Triceps Kick Backs (3 x 12)
 Triceps Dips (4 x 15)
 Thursday
 (Shoulders / Abs)
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 Military Press (4 x 12, 10, 10, 8)
 Behind Head Press (4 x 10)
 Lateral Raises (4 x 10)
 Front Raises (4 x 10)
 Hanging Knee Raises (4 x 20)
 Side Bends (4 x 20)
 Seated Knee Raises (3 x 20)
 Friday
 (Back / Legs)
 Squats (5 x 10)
 Calf Raises (4 x 25)
 Plyometric Squats (4 x 10)
 Dumbbell Rows (4 x 12)
 Lat Pull-ups (4 x max)
 Barbell Rows (4 x 10)
 Seated Bent Flies (4 x 10)
 Skaters
 Cardio: Monday- Saturday
 Rest: Sunday0
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            What are the results you are wanting to see?
 Definition. I am happy with my size and frame -I don't want to be tiny. I want to be fit. I want to drop my body fat percent (my mid section is a huge problem).0
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            Are you still losing weight or trying to do a bulk now? There is a limit to what you can do muscle-wise if you are still in a calorie deficit.
 If you are just looking for a change, I have been wanting to try Layne Norton's PHAT program. It sounds great. I'm gonna continue cutting until October with my 3 day, chest/bi, back/tri, leg/shoulder split and move to maintenance for awhile and try this program.
 I would be happy with losing a few more pounds, but no, I am not trying. I'm focusing on maintaining (as I am happy with my clothing size, etc) and building muscle.
 I'm not pointedly bulking, but maybe that's what I'm doing. The bulking and cutting are things that I don't have enough knowledge of....I need to get some literature and research.0
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            Sunday (Ms marvel) - 5 mile run for endurance
 Monday (CatWoman) - Overhead press, Lat Pull Downs, Incline Dumbbell Bench, Bicep Curls, Reverse Bicep Curls, Bodyweight stuff, work on pull-ups
 Tuesday (SuperGirl) - Deadlifts, working on hanging leg raises and inverted body rows, Pendlay rows (new), Leg Extensions and foam roller
 Wednesday - REST day
 Thursday (Starbuck) - Squats, Curls, pushups, situps, crunches
 Friday (PowerGirl) - Bench Press, dumbbell rows, kettlebell, dummbbell shoulder press
 Saturday (Panic Mode) - 5 mile run for speed
 i have not missed a workout since December 21. I dont change up anything except which days I do certain accessories on, while trying to find the sweet spot. i stay consistent above everything and dont change it up.
 My results have been absolutely mind blowing.0
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