Need a PPLPPLx Program

Hey, Veeky Forums. Former skinnyfat here. I've spent nearly 8 months doing a variation Reg Park's 5x5 with extra accessories. I've made great strength and aesthetic gains, but I feel like I need more.

My current program looks something like
A B A
B A B

A:
Back Squats 5×5
Slow Wide-Grip Pull-Ups 5×5
Dips or Bench Press 5×5
Barbell Curls 3×8 + drop sets
Wrist Roller (x)-failure
Core work

B:
Front Squats 5×5
Rows 5×5
"The Press" 5×5
Deadlifts 3×5
Wrist Roller (x)-failure
Core work

I like my current program, so are there any PPL programs with similar lifts? I feel like a PPLPPLx would allow me to break out of the "beginner" stage.

Are there any you'd recommend?

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5x5 ur mom

1/3

2/3

3/3

It's up to you. At this point, work on your weaknesses, develop your strengths etc.

I do

Push -
bench 3X10
Db seated press - 3X8-10
Flies - 3-4X8-12
Triceps - 3-4X8-12
Laterals 3-4X8-12

Pull -
Chins 3X8
Db row 3X10
Lat pulls 3X8-12
Row variation 3X8-12
Face pulls - 3-4X15-20

Legs and abs
Squat 3X8
Stiff deads 3X8
Calves 3-4X8-12
Ab work

PPL is a huge fucking meme. If you're not on gear you're better off doing a fullbody not a split.

>But I got gains!

So did the kid doing push-ups every day.

What? You're training all body parts twice a week which science says is ideal. If I didn't do powerlifting and strongman and I was some normalfaggot just trying to look good id do a ppl

>You're training all body parts twice a week which science says is ideal
citation needed

What science, where? Here is a study showing protein synthesis slowing after 36 hours.

ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/8563679

That leg volume is atrocious.

Squats 3x8
Squats(-20lbs) 3x8
Front squats 3x8
Stiff lef deads 3x8
Calva 4x20
Abs work

Would actually match the upperbody volume.

I prefer to workout 5dayd a week personally and make one day a push/pull combo day.

Not that guy but thats pretty common knowledge..
Doesnt mean you are fully recovered after 36 hours. You need to improve performance in the gym otherwise youll be over-reaching and taking 1 step forward 1 step back

Neet

Typical dyel who has been lifting for less than 2 months and now thinks he can give advice lel. Full body is only ideal for novices. When you need more volume to cause a sufficient stimulus (ie you're not novice anymore) full body routines become less efficient than common splits like U/L because it would require too much volume in any given day
Source : I've actually been lifting.
>inb4 "j-just work harder!"

Try Candito linear program with the strength/hypertrophy variation, and put the lifts that you like in the slots that you can choose. It's a 4day program though but you can adapt it to be a 3day program by alternating the 3rd day of the week be alternatively C or D

I've been using this one for a while. Pre good

>source : my ass

ok bud
btw you're quoting 2 different persons

Your leg workout is also atrocious

>you cannot infer knowledge from experience even if science doesn't contradict your conclusion
Ok lad.

No you don't, just do a fucking PP until you're out of the "beginner" stage

look if i get roasted then i get roasted, this is a fitness board though and just asking some brehs. ive browsed for nearly a month, and is 'the press' just the OHP or is it something else?

Same thing

thanks senpai

You can try this