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Old 09-09-2007, 04:02 AM   #1
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My growth and strength has really hit a plateau the past couple of months. Looking for a good 8 week workout to add mass and strenght. I am currently working out 6 X week with the following.

Monday - Chest
Tuesday - Back
Wednesday - Shoulders and Traps
Thursday - Arms
Friday - Quads
Saturday - Hamstrings, Forearms and Calves

I change it up with a couple of heavy weeks w/ low reps and then a week w/ high reps and lighter weights.

Looking for some recommendations.

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Old 09-09-2007, 09:28 AM   #2
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Not bad bro, but if you want to try something new, then check the "Rate my training programme" thread, which is 9 threads above yours. Check the attachment out, it's one of my gym programmes, it's quite intense, so it's done 3x a week, so a weeks' work-out is extended to two weeks. Therefore, you give the muscle two weeks to recover, due to the extreme work-out. If you are willing to take this approach, I suggest, you discuss this with a gym instructor or personal trainer, or a Medical practitioner or your local doctor; because it's an advance programme; if done wrongly, then you might injury yourself quite badly. Hope this helps.

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Old 09-09-2007, 09:49 AM   #3
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The one recommendation I would make is to not necessarily have a light week/heavy week. I've found that it's better to mix the two within one workout, especially since you're training each body part just once per week. Ex: do DB presses heavy (5x5) then do incline BB presses medium 3 x 8 then flyes light 2(or3) x 15. I've stength to improve better this way.

Try both, though, and keep good records and see which you like and works best for you - just sharing my experience.
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