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    Im looking for a new split, mainly becuase my last one was killing me, kind of felt as though I was over training. So I need a new split that will leave 2-3 days of rest a week, and also puts a good amount if time into the arms because they lacked in my last split. Also it doesnt have to be a S,M,T,W,Th,F,S split, it can be like 3 days on one day off, as in no set day for a set bodypart. So if anyone has a great split that they would like to share, I would love to hear it, Thanks.

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    Re: the perfect split?

    Here's what I'm running right now and it's been a relief because I've come off the DC training protocol.

    Day 1 Chest
    Day 2 Off
    Day 3 Back
    Day 4 Off
    Day 5 Legs (Quad Dominate - Squats) Calves
    Day 6 Off
    Day 7 Arms (Bi/Tri/Fore)
    Day 8 Off
    Day 9 Delts/Traps
    Day 10 Off
    Day 11 Legs (Hamstring Dominate - Deadlifts) Calves
    Day 12 Off
    Day 13 Start with day 1 again.

    I'm working each body part every 13-14 days. I get plenty of rest between workouts and I'm starting to grow again.

    IG

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    • #3
      Re: the perfect split?

      I do 3 day split... I do conventional DC style TRI,SHOULDER,BACK W/ back T/ chest day 1 ....legs, bis day 2


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      • #4
        Re: the perfect split?

        i did mon- chest, tue-back, wed-arms, thur-off, fri-shoulders, sat-legs, sun - off....this split avoided overtraining and i get plenty of rest. or u could dp:
        d1 - chest/bis
        d2 -back/tris
        d3-off
        d4-shoulders
        d5- legs
        d6-off
        d7- start over
        Im gonna get so big I cant dress myself

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        • #5
          Re: the perfect split?

          Originally posted by Skarhead
          I do 3 day split... I do conventional DC style TRI,SHOULDER,BACK W/ back T/ chest day 1 ....legs, bis day 2
          Thats what I'm doing now too. So far I've noticed nice progression in weight, but not sure about any mass gains...

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          • #6
            Re: the perfect split?

            Originally posted by Iron_Gook
            Here's what I'm running right now and it's been a relief because I've come off the DC training protocol.
            I'm working each body part every 13-14 days. I get plenty of rest between workouts and I'm starting to grow again.
            IG Why did you come off the D C protocol? Were you not growing on it?

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            • #7
              Re: the perfect split?

              Originally posted by geesler
              IG Why did you come off the D C protocol? Were you not growing on it?
              Had some nagging injuries that just weren't recovering with the DC protocol. I've got a bum shoulder and hips that keep on popping when I do legs. Because DC demands high intensity workouts averaging every 4-5 days per body part, I found that I couldn't progress/recover do to my handicap. So, I'm back to more of a Stuart McRobert-ish training routine. Giving myself 13-14 days per body part.

              IG

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              • #8
                Re: the perfect split?

                Only split I found to be beneficial to arms was the folllowing: (Ie:mon,tues,wed,etc.)

                Chest, Back, Legs, Shoulders, Arms, Rest (sat), Rest (sun)
                &
                Arms, Shoulders, Legs, Back, Chest, Rest (sat), Rest (sun)
                *this was when my bis were the weak point, as my chest never has been

                remember to do LESS sets on your arms than the rest of your body:
                -Legs need more sets than anything, then back, then chest, then shoulders/arms

                They are a smaller muscle group, therefor will over train easier. Try doing this:

                *This is a VERY rough sketch of my Bicep portion of my arm day, as I alternate from Bi,Tri,Bi,Tri,etc....but this is just to give an example of that actual muscle (Bicep)
                Warm up sets.....
                Strt bar curls 3X8,7,6
                Dumbell curls 3X8
                Z-bar curls 2X10
                Concentration curls 3X10,9,8

                Then the next week, change up the exercise, while still hitting the same parts of the muscle. This will give you more optimal performance. Also, on arm day, you don't need to be spending 1 hour plus in there. It SHOULD not take you more than 35-45 min. on this day. Unless you like long breaks in between sets. Just my .02 and this philosiphy has done Very well for me time and time again for over 7 years now. Good luck bro....Shiner
                Any and all views expressed by the screen name Shiner22nd are entirely fictional and are intended for entertainment and/or educational purposes only. This person in no way condones or supports the use of Anabolic Steroids and/or medical substances without the legal consent from his or her doctor.

                That being said.......

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                • #9
                  Re: the perfect split?

                  what is the D C protocol?

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                  • #10
                    Re: the perfect split?

                    Originally posted by brody13
                    what is the D C protocol?
                    check out intensemuscle.com it's the home of DC training.

                    IG

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