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Old Apr. 30/06, 12:32 PM
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i am looking to change my routine of 2 upper body and 1 lowerbody work outs a week to a 3day split routine . i was just wondering what day i should put the deadlifts on should it be back day or legs? and i was wondering how many exercises should i do for each muscle group. thanks
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Depends, what are you doing on your upper days? If you are doing push/pull and legs a separate day, I would the deads with the leg day and leave your upper pulling exercises for a day on their own.

I've done deads on a leg day in one routine ( a push/pull/legs also)
but I've also done them on a back day, which is debatable as to where you put them on a back day - if they are heavy - because it'll be a lot harder to do the other exercises after heavy deads, but the argument can also be made to put the hardest exercise first
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naa i wanna change it to something like
Sunday: Shoulders and Legs and 20mins cardio
Tuesday: Back and Bicep and Forarms
Wednesday: Chest and Tricep and Abs
so i was just wondering what day i should put deadlifts in and how many exercises i should be doing for each muscle group.
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You should do more of chest/tris on Sunday. Back/bis on Tues and legs/shoulders on wednesday. That way you dont do back to back upper body.
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good point but i do boxing on friday which means my shoulders will (should) be sore from wednesday which will mean i wont b able to punch for **** !
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Alright, how about this...

Sunday: Quads and Shoulders, the focus should be squats like crazy and of course a form of a shoulder press and other shoulder work

Tuesday: chest and tris

Wednesday: Back and Bis (including deadlifts), if done correctly your back will be worked like crazy on this day, I did deads yesterday, changed my form and did a personal best, and my back is going insane today.

With this, you can do hams ( and deads too obviously) with back and bis if you wanna too.

Also, your shoulders will be a good ways away from friday for boxing, although your back may be pretty sore still on friday. what do you think?
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yeh sounds good. could you just tell me how many exericeses i should be looking to do for each muscle. i was thinking about 4 and maybe 3 or 2 for bicep and tricep? what do u think too little or too much. thanks 4 the help
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yeh sounds good. could you just tell me how many exericeses i should be looking to do for each muscle. i was thinking about 4 and maybe 3 or 2 for bicep and tricep? what do u think too little or too much. thanks 4 the help

Quads: Squats, I would do with alot, this should the focus, 5 sets or so if not more. Lunges or Leg Press* if you want

Shoulders: 1. some form of a press, change it up, db shoulder, shoulder barbell press, military press. 2. barbell upright rows. 3. shrugs. 4. deltoid flys. 5. shoulder raises

Chest: Two presses, switch between db and barbell, flat bench, incline bench

Tris: Dips, close grip bench, french press (similar to lying barbell extensions), db extensions, db overhead extensions, pushdowns, skull crushers

Back. 1. Deadlift. 2. pullups/chinups. 3. barbell bent over row. 4. db bent over row. 5. cable seated row.

Bis: 1. Barbell curls 2. DB and regular preacher curls. 3. Hammer curls 4. concentration curls. 5. reverse grip barbel curls (forearms too)


NOTE* this are just some ideas of exercises, don't do all of them.Yeah, I would pick two from bis and tris.

Back: deadlift, a form of pullup, form of a row.
Shoulders: form of a press, upright rows/shrugs (could alternate each week), and maybe end with some raises

If it's too much, cut back
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thanks alot i have decided this will be my new routine then
Sunday:Shoulders, Traps, Legs and Abs
Milatry press, forward dumbell raise, Lateral raise, Upright rowing and dumbell shrugs.
Squats, Leg curls
Crunches

Monday: Cardio
Skipping/shadow boxing or running

Tuesday: Chest and Tricep
Bench Press, Incline dumbell press, flat bench dumbell flys, incline dumbell flys
Close grip bench press, Tricep extenions and bench dips.

Wednesday: Back, Bicep, Forarms and Abs
Deadlifts, bent over rows, good morning, chin ups
Barbell curl, concentration curl
Wrist curl and reverse wrist curl
crunches and leg raise

Friday: Boxing

well i think thats everything . thanks for the help
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