The best split for gymcels

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Full body 3x a week

1 set for each muscle group

Have 3 different exercise rotations for variety

An example:

1 set chest press
1 set shoulder press
1 set row
1 set pulldown
1 set tricep pushdown
1 set bicep curls
1 set squats
1 set hamstring curls
1 set calves

Everything done in the 4-8 rep range
 
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This and cardio (and/or superset antagonists) and it's perfect.
To failure (or RPE > 9 ) too
 
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Why not ? on biceps/triceps superset I have no performance loss and it feels good
It will just make the second set worse imo, and it’s already very low volume so you can’t afford to lose any stimulus
 
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Oh I misunderstood and thought you meant 1 exercice, with like 2 or 3 sets, not a single set by exercice, so yeah no supersets now and even training beyond failure
 
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Oh I misunderstood and thought you meant 1 exercice, with like 2 or 3 sets, not a single set by exercice, so yeah no supersets now and even training beyond failure
You only need 1 set when you’re training every muscle 3x a week
 
rest for a day in between each sesh?
 
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Full body 3x a week

1 set for each muscle group

Have 3 different exercise rotations for variety

An example:

1 set chest press
1 set shoulder press
1 set row
1 set pulldown
1 set tricep pushdown
1 set bicep curls
1 set squats
1 set hamstring curls
1 set calves

Everything done in the 4-8 rep range
Is this a joke
 
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Full body 3x a week

1 set for each muscle group

Have 3 different exercise rotations for variety

An example:

1 set chest press
1 set shoulder press
1 set row
1 set pulldown
1 set tricep pushdown
1 set bicep curls
1 set squats
1 set hamstring curls
1 set calves

Everything done in the 4-8 rep range
@PsychoH
 
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Full body 3x a week

1 set for each muscle group

Have 3 different exercise rotations for variety

An example:

1 set chest press
1 set shoulder press
1 set row
1 set pulldown
1 set tricep pushdown
1 set bicep curls
1 set squats
1 set hamstring curls
1 set calves

Everything done in the 4-8 rep range
all until failure?
 
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Full body 3x a week

1 set for each muscle group

Have 3 different exercise rotations for variety

An example:

1 set chest press
1 set shoulder press
1 set row
1 set pulldown
1 set tricep pushdown
1 set bicep curls
1 set squats
1 set hamstring curls
1 set calves

Everything done in the 4-8 rep range
Needs more volume imo, would prefer doing 2 sets per muscle group two times a week instead
 
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Full body 3x a week

1 set for each muscle group

Have 3 different exercise rotations for variety

An example:

1 set chest press
1 set shoulder press
1 set row
1 set pulldown
1 set tricep pushdown
1 set bicep curls
1 set squats
1 set hamstring curls
1 set calves

Everything done in the 4-8 rep range
Can u elaborate
How is this best split
 
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Thats so shit ngl
 
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Full body is shit, doing 1 set per muscle group too, and reps should be 12+ assuming muscle growth is your goal
 
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Full body is shit, doing 1 set per muscle group too, and reps should be 12+ assuming muscle growth is your goal
Full body is great, allows you to hit muscle groups every second day, you need to do low volume or else you wouldn’t recover in time for next session

Also training only 27 sets a week will minimize fatigue and not age you
 
Full body 3x a week

1 set for each muscle group

Have 3 different exercise rotations for variety

An example:

1 set chest press
1 set shoulder press
1 set row
1 set pulldown
1 set tricep pushdown
1 set bicep curls
1 set squats
1 set hamstring curls
1 set calves

Everything done in the 4-8 rep range
Doing that is very stupid, because a movement pattern does not imply that you are working all the muscle fibers, that is, a row can work the dorsal or the upper back, apart from the fact that the volume is ridiculously low.
 
Training doesn't make a significant difference


Js do something you like and stick to it
 
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Training doesn't make a significant difference


Js do something you like and stick to it
Stfu bro, how you program your split will define which muscle grows more
 
Bro doesn't know how central fatigue and motor unit recruitment works:feelsuhh:
 
Full body 3x a week

1 set for each muscle group

Have 3 different exercise rotations for variety

An example:

1 set chest press
1 set shoulder press
1 set row
1 set pulldown
1 set tricep pushdown
1 set bicep curls
1 set squats
1 set hamstring curls
1 set calves

Everything done in the 4-8 rep range
side delts 4x to failure :feelshah:
 
@sub5incel125
 
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Full body 3x a week

1 set for each muscle group

Have 3 different exercise rotations for variety

An example:

1 set chest press
1 set shoulder press
1 set row
1 set pulldown
1 set tricep pushdown
1 set bicep curls
1 set squats
1 set hamstring curls
1 set calves

Everything done in the 4-8 rep range
for arms I would add an isolation movement
 
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You confuse me bro

You were just saying how muscles look retarded:lul:
 
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You confuse me bro

You were just saying how muscles look retarded:lul:
Yeah I don’t workout anymore, but I might as well help the people who do
 
Finally some science based lifting on org some other people who are not on org but TikTok are Kashi, Ryan jewers tren baby, Paul carter, Jackson hooper and tren baby for other example splits if anyone is interested maybe for upper lower
 
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what about variations? I mean what if you wanna isolate a specific muscle but if ur only doing 2 sets for ur entire back that doesn't seem to isolate anything. Like there isn't a single incline chest movement, im curious about this split, I just have some skepticisms
 
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what about variations? I mean what if you wanna isolate a specific muscle but if ur only doing 2 sets for ur entire back that doesn't seem to isolate anything. Like there isn't a single incline chest movement, im curious about this split, I just have some skepticisms
I said to have 3 exercise rotations, so you do a different exercise each day of the week

So for chest as an example

Day 1 you could do incline smith press
Day 2 incline machine press
Day 3 flat bench

Or something like that
 
imagine training calves lmfao. and 1 set is not enough
 
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youre not mike mentzer bud. 5 sets per muscle to maximize hypertrophy
I legit think people who think they can put in the same failure effort as Mike mentzer are just lazy and hear “you only need 1 set” + “train 3 days a week” and get a semi

Average gymcel is not gonna put in the effort of an Olympia pro who used meth other stims and stupid amounts of aas - are people retarded?
 
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I legit think people who think they can put in the same failure effort as Mike mentzer are just lazy and hear “you only need 1 set” + “train 3 days a week” and get a semi

Average gymcel is not gonna put in the effort of an Olympia pro who used meth other stims and stupid amounts of aas - are people retarded?
Even if they are, it really isnt hard to go to failure.
 

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