Looks like a good setup to me mate. I'm a fan of having that arm and shoulder day in with the two chest and back days and two leg days. Ends up nicely balanced. Also like his your leg days are quad and glute/ham dominant but you still have an exercise or two for the opposing group.New program:
Based on some comments from @LevButlerov and @waggat I’m looking at shifting my programming for the next training block away from strength to focus more on volume.
I train in a home gym (half rack, deadlift platform, cables and some adjustable free weights).
Based on the limits I have, I’m planning to shift to the below - similar exercises but lower weights and much more volume. This is coinciding with an increase in calorie intake. I want to take advantage of where I am in the cycle (starting week 3 @ 300mg test e only).
This looks like it will kick my arse which I kinda love but open to any feedback.
Legs A High Bar Squat 4 8 B Front Squat 3 15 C Bulgaria split squat 3 15 D Good morning 3 15 E BB Calf Raises 3 15 Chest & Back A Flat BB Bench press 4 12 B1 Pronated pull up 3 12 B2 Incline BB Bench press 3 15 C 1 arm neutral DB Row 3 12 D1 flies 3 15 D2 Wide slow lat pulldown 3 15 Legs A Deadlift 3 10 B Romanian deadift 3 10 C High Bar Squat 3 15 D BB Lunge 3 15 Exercise Week 1 Chest & Back A Flat DB Bench press 4 12 B1 Supinated chin up 3 12 B2 Incline BB bench press 3 15 C T bar row 3 15 D Face pull 3 15 E 3 15 Shoulders & Arms A1 Seated BB Shoulder press 4 10 A2 Standing BB Curl 4 10 B1 Seated DB shoulder press 3 15 B2 Seated DB hammer Curl - 4sec 3 15 C1 Cable Lateral raise 3 15 C2 Lying DB Tricep Extension 3 15 D Lying Rope tricep extensions 3 15
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The one thing I'd say is: you don't have to go all higher rep (12-15). I'd still probably have the big hitters each day around that 8 rep mark. Well except for deadlifts. I would always stick to 6 reps max for them.
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