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>6 Days a week
>5 Days a week
>3 Days a week
How much does it really even matter?
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>>77209153
For me 6 is too much, 4 is too little, and 5 is just right
>>77209149
If you're recovering well and making progress, what you're doing is working. Don't overthink it. Like many things most of the debates are just so program shills, coaches, etc. have something to yap about
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>>77209149
I like 5. I have done every popular split at this point depending on how busy my life was (3x Fullbody, 4x UL, 6x PPL) I’m on PPLUL now, I take a rest day after each leg day, it’s perfect for me.
I am curious about higher frequency though, such as ULULU, I know that some more advanced naturals recommend this split till you require higher volumes per session to grow. I seem to have been doing fine on 2x frequency my whole lifting career so far though lol.
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I've been doing 4 day Upper/Lower split for a while now. Gonna throw an arm day for the 5th workout of the week.
I would like for my arms to be bigger.
Monday: Upper (Bench)
Tuesday: Lower (Squat)
Wednesday: Rest
Thursday: Upper (OHP)
Friday: Lower (Deads)
Saturday: Arms
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>>77209149
>lift less more often
>do way too much of staples like incline bench
If you bench way too much over a few months it's still a win.
>look in the mirror
>experiment with rep and set ranges, and form variations
>if you eat more you can increase the workload
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531 with BBS
Monday: Squat day, 1 hour z2 run
Tuesday: 1 hour tempo
Wednesday: Deadlift day, 1 hour z2 run
Thursday: 2 hour z2 run
Friday: Bench day, 1 hour z2 run
Saturday: 3+ hour run, race, whatever
Press is an accessory done each day. This is a bare minimum for fitness.
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>>77209510
Will be 2 bicep exercises and 3 tricep exercises. I already throw incline curls in my upper days.
>Skullcrushers
>Preacher curls
>Overhead tricep extensions
>Hammer curls
>Push downs
Shouldn't take me too long and I want to ensure I hit my arms with enough intensity in multiple angles.