TweetYep, that's exactly how you do it!Originally Posted by a-bomb83
TweetNot me, I superset them. I will go from deads to incline db press or from bb bench to bent over rows and I am just as strong as doing them alone. Well, actually, getting stronger now that I'm on. If you didn't superset them, then yes, you would be hard pressed to hit chest after you back but when you superset them and only do 2-3 exercises for each muscle with 1-2 sets it's easy.Originally Posted by Fit2bLarge
Tweetbtw dj, didnt mean to hijack your thread
TweetSome guys are like that and if you are then you are right, this would not work for you. Not to mention, it would take you over 2 hours to do it with high volume.Originally Posted by Fit2bLarge
TweetI personally do my deadlifts only on back day...altho very occasionally i still do them for my hamstrings..my shoulders are tricky..when i feel im about to injure (or when i actually do) them i give them a good time out..screw them up and i could be out for a few months..
TweetOriginally Posted by supasaiyan99
I could never get what i wanted out of my deadlifts if they followed my leg day. Not only would the weight i'm pulling be drastically lower but my lower back would already be so fatigued from squats, stld's and such i'd be ever so close to blowing it out with each pull...
You are the man, Supa....I could never do that.
Mucho props to you!