Is there any program that satisfies all of the following? >hits each muscle group 2x a week >doesn’t have deadlifts and squats on same day >doesn’t have OHP and bench on the same day >ideal for nattys >mixes compound and accessory lifts
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Jaxon Gray
how about you pick movements you like and put together a program. its not that hard.
Julian Price
Yes, there are several
Alexander Lopez
This has all except it has OHP and bench on same day
Aaron Butler
For example?
Joshua Martinez
This. Just make your own ffs. Why does it have to be some routine backed by a 'pro' or science? its a bro split to get shredded brah not some strength routine to compete. Just start with a compound and do isolations and stuff you like, then modify it as you go untill you get something that works the best for you
Evan Mitchell
5/3/1, Juggernaut Method, GZCL (squat variant after dead, dead variant after squat)
Michael Taylor
Madcow does all this I think
Jaxson Sanchez
AxBxAxxBxAxBxx
A day Squats Pendlay rows Bench Lat pull downs Arnold press
B day Ohp Deadlifts Chin ups Dips Cable rows
For the first three compounds, go heavy. For the last 2 compounds (like Arnold press, lat pull downs, dips and cable rows), just shoot for like 3 sets of 8-12. Vary the rep ranges between 3 sets of 5 to 5 sets of 10.
It’s not rocket science, just hit your compounds, vary the rep ranges, use assistance on your weak points and make sure you are progressing at a stable rate.
Hudson Hughes
Push/Pull 4 days a week
Squats on Push day, Deads on Pull day. Isolation exercises after compounds. Cannot avoid Bench and OHP on same day tho.
Works for me
Jayden King
is this a trap? if not sauce
Noah Mitchell
Lift 4 days per week
Squat day 1 and 3 Deadlift day 2 and 4 Do some kind of ab work when you deadlift Do some hip hinge when you squat Bench on squat days Press on deadlift days Do some kind of curl twice a week and some kind of tricep extension twice a week Do lat raises/light dumbbell press when you bench Do light dumbbell bench when you press Rows/Chinups/Pullups daily
You can periodize and progress with a simple template like that
Bentley Wright
I personally coach this program for intermediates and the results are excellent.
Alternate between Weeks 1 & 2 Each week structured as AxBxCxD
Lifts done for sets of 10 should start at moderate difficulty, adding 5lbs each pass, and dropping the weight 10% on failure.
Cooper Sanchez
squat 5x5 power clean and push press 8x3 chins 3xf
MWF
Colton Allen
Volume seems a bit low. Except for first week Friday
Also first monday is just like 20 to 30 minutes of benching. Wut?
Gabriel Watson
rest time between sets?
Jonathan Carter
Doing this, thanks
Easton Jenkins
I dont doubt the results that people have gotten from your coaching, but one main tricep exercise per week? So a bit of tricep work on bench and other exercises but thats it? Why wouldnt they go 5x5 on dips weighted at least if they are 5x5 on chest work?
Jace Bennett
I've been on this the past few weeks. Hits all your requirements I think.
Ian Morales
GIB AZN GF NOW
Ethan Roberts
A= bench and deads B=squats and ohp do each of those twice a week add pullups to one of them
Jeremiah Wilson
Stronglifts 5x5
Jeremiah Robinson
This, just do it in a ppl setup if you want to go ham and have the time.
Andrew Lewis
PPL
Samuel Gonzalez
this is great >if you're a middle aged woman
Samuel Rodriguez
Literally GZCLP 3 day. Just add in T2 rows with T2 bench, T2 chins with T2 OHP, and have at least one back accessory per T3 with whatever other T3's you want to do. It will hit everything 2-3 times per week, deads and squats are alternated, OHP and bench are alternated, moderate progression is perfect for natties, you'll do 2-3 compounds per session and 2-4 accessories per session.
Brandon Ortiz
>3x12 >3 sets for low volume >12 reps for low intensity