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    Mon:
    DB Bench Press
    Bent BB Row
    Squats
    Abs

    Tues: Off

    Wed:
    Deadlift
    Dips
    Chins
    Calf Raises

    Thurs: Off

    Fri: Monday's Workout

    etc...

    I tried to make one full-body workout out of all that, but there isn't enough time (using long rest periods to build strength back up).

    Any recommendations? Additions? Switches?
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    Oh hell, come on guy, read the stickies..
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    Originally Posted by comebakthursday View Post
    Oh hell, come on guy, read the stickies..
    these aren't a bunch of random exercises thrown together. i'm trying to put together two different full-body splits based on predominantly compound movements....guy....
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    Originally Posted by cmutcer View Post
    these aren't a bunch of random exercises thrown together. i'm trying to put together two different full-body splits based on predominantly compound movements....guy....
    this might be good for you it might not.

    workout a
    atg squats
    bench press
    barbell rows
    upright rows

    workout b
    deadlift
    incline press
    chinups
    seated press

    you could alternate m/w/f or like i was doing, workout mon and fri, workout b wednesday. also these are in 3x5 fashion.
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    Originally Posted by :::JMANN::: View Post
    this might be good for you it might not.

    workout a
    atg squats
    bench press
    barbell rows
    upright rows

    workout b
    deadlift
    incline press
    chinups
    seated press

    you could alternate m/w/f or like i was doing, workout mon and fri, workout b wednesday. also these are in 3x5 fashion.
    Thanks for the advice. Damn, your arms are pretty big for not doing any direct arm work.
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    Originally Posted by cmutcer View Post
    Thanks for the advice. Damn, your arms are pretty big for not doing any direct arm work.
    bro i do direct arm work, just not in this phase of training. you can add one set for biceps and triceps in there if you feel like. check out my journal in my sig to see what i'm talking about, but again thanks for the compliment.
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