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    3 day split

    I am currently on a bulk, and am starting basketball. And I will only be working out 3 days a week.
    I need to turn this into an 3 day split.


    Current routine:
    MON/THURS
    Upper:
    Bench press
    Incline
    DB Bench
    Shoulder press
    DB bench press
    Chinups
    Upright rows
    Lat pulldown
    Tricep extension
    Close-grip Bench
    Bicep curls

    TUES/FRI
    Lower:
    Squat
    Leg Press
    Deadlift
    Calf raises
    Hamstring Machine
    Quad Machine
    Hanging ab raises
    Weighted situps
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    If I were to workout 3 times a week I'd do this.

    Using a 1 on 1 off approach.

    Workout A

    - Incline db/bb Press
    - flat db Bench Press
    - shoulder press
    - laterals*
    -*Chin-ups or Pulldowns*
    - Bent Over Rows*
    - lower back (deadlifts, rack pulls or back extensions) I would rotate deadlifts weekly.

    Workout B

    - Squats (if doing deadlifts workout before I'd do another quad movement instead of back squats, something lower back freindly)
    - Leg Press*
    - Leg Curls*
    - Standing Calf Raises
    - pinwheel curls
    - bb/ez/db curls
    - lying triceps extensions
    - overhead extensions*

    Use 2-3 warm up sets on the first exercise of each bodypart then do only 2-3 working sets to failure, reducing the weight on the second/third work set by 10% each time. Rest one minute between sets and 5 minutes between body parts.

    6-10 reps for upper body
    8-12 reps for lower body *

    Example;

    - incline bb Bench Press
    Bar x 20 reps
    50 kg x 10
    75 kg x 8
    1st working set: 100 kg x 6-8
    2nd working set:*90 kg x 6-8
    3rd working set:*80 kg x 6-8

    On the second exercise, just 1 warm up set before 2-3 working sets.

    Eat plenty of food and take it easy on rest days. Every 6-8 weeks take a deload week and don't go to failure on every set.

    Hope this helps. *
    Last edited by eddyryan; 11-14-2011 at 08:09 AM.
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