ezca
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Most people are totally limiting themselves by sticking to a strict 7 day split.
You don’t need to be doing the same push workout every Monday, for example.
You can have 8 different training days that run on a 12 day cycle, for example.
This way you can better hone in on what muscles need more attention, benefit from more variety in your exercises, and reap the benefits of different rep ranges and training styles more easily.
Not everyone needs to do this, but I don’t think most people even know they’re able.
Example:
Day 1: push (higher rep)
Day 2: pull (higher rep)
Day 3: rest
Day 4: legs
Day 5: arms
Day 6: rest
Day 7: push (lower rep)
Day 8: pull (lower rep)
Day 9: rest
Day 10: legs
Day 11: arms
And so on…
You can also break these up differently so maybe push 1 is chest focused, push 2 is shoulder focused, back 1 is lat focused, back 2 is mid-back focused, arm 1 is triceps first, arm 2 is biceps first, and so on forever and ever, tailoring to your specific weak points and what grows you the best.
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@cxnversion injectable bpc157 stack with tb500,
tried all the conventional methods and countless hours of physical therapy in my shoulder and 1 month of stacking these and haven’t had problems since.
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