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Originally posted by b.latiolais View PostI usually hit a full body routine 2-3 days per week. Mostly compound lifts. I strive for 3 days but sometimes only get 2 due to our hectic schedule. By doing full body, when I do miss a day, at least i know I've at least hit each muscle group 2 times that week.
During hunting season, when I can't fit so many workouts in to a week, I try to get 2 days of full body strength training. For best results you'll want to work every muscle group two times per week.
One example of a full body WO might be bench press, squat, bent over row, deadlift, overhead press and hammer curls.
As mentioned, the Big 5 lifts: squats, deadlifts, chest press, row and overhead press.
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Originally posted by glen View PostGot something wrong with right arm (nerve type stuff). If i lift I get some relief for a few hours. Strange but am having some hand strength issues so scary pushing dumbbells over top of face or head
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Got to bed early and slept well. Actually woke up just before the alarm went off at 0345 and felt rested. I hit chest and biceps today. 5X5 and threw in some different stuff along the way.
DB bench press/preacher curl
Incline bench press/BB curl
Inverse grip bench press/overhead cable curls
Incline DB hammer fly/arm blaster curl 21's
Back and legs tomorrow
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Got to bed early for the second day in a row and can't believe I slept all the way through to 0345. That never happens at my old age! Hit the gym hard this morning before going to the Dr. office for annual blood draw.
Back and leg supersets. 5X5 on back and 5X8 on legs. I'm officially toast.
Lat pulldown neutral grip/prone leg curl
Low row neutral grip/sled leg press/calf raise
Overhead lat pull/leg extension
Bent over BB row inverse grip/Bells of steel squat
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