Been playing around with programming lately, and have an idea in my head of doing a 6 day push pull (since frequency is king for natural lifters, plus work is gonna get stupid busy and hot soon). But instead of the usual set ups, I was thinking:
Quads
Row
Vertical pull
Triceps
Hamstrings/glutes
Chest
Delts
Biceps
Id use a variety of compound and isolation movements and make sure I have a mix of heavy and light work on each day to even it out (Chest press then lateral raises, and straight arm pulldowns then cable rows, for example)
Thoughts?
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Thread: 6 day push pull?
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03-03-2021, 08:23 PM #1
6 day push pull?
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03-03-2021, 08:56 PM #2
It’s not really Push/Pull, which you’re probably aware of. The way that’s set up, you’d be training elbow extension and flexion 6 days a week, which sounds like a bad idea from an injury prevention standpoint IMO. Of course total workload will be key, but I’m a bit of a p*ssy when it comes to injury prevention, given my history of tendinitis, and generally dislike >2-3x/wk frequency splits for this reason. If I had 6 days I’d personally run PPL 2x/wk, but I much prefer Fb 3x, U/L or Push/Pull 2x or UL/PPL.
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03-03-2021, 11:51 PM #3
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03-04-2021, 04:09 AM #4
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03-04-2021, 04:28 AM #5
Missing a horizontal pull my friend (assuming your row isn't a pendlay or similar). You need all three pulls
As mentioned above it's more a 6 day full body which means you will need some serious intensity management and I would agree that PPLPPL is probably a better shout for a 6 day weekSomehow still managing to avoid getting 'too big'
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