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    Question Powerbuilding Split/Routine

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    Give ur opinion on this and tell me what should i change or should i run another program/routine

    Chest/Back/Arms
    Bench 4x5, 2x10 (drop set)
    DB Incline Bench 3x10-15
    Pull ups or Chin ups 4xMax
    Row 3x6-8, 1x10-15 (drop set)
    Barbell curl 3x8-10
    Hammer curl 3x10-15
    Tricep Extension 3x8-10
    Tricep Pushdown 3x10-15

    Legs/Shoulders
    Squat 4x5
    Hack Squat/Front Squat 3x8-12
    Deadlift 3x5
    OHP 3x10
    Lateral raises 3x10
    Rear delt flies or face pulls 3x10

    Chest/Back/Arms
    Bench 3x5, 2x10 (drop set)
    DB Incline Bench 3x10
    Pull ups or Chin ups 4xMax
    Row 3x8, 1x10-15 (drop set)
    Barbell curl 3x8-10
    Hammer curl 3x10-15
    Tricep Extension 3x8-10
    Tricep Pushdown 3x10-15

    Legs/Shoulders
    Squat 3x5-8
    Hack Squat/Front Squat 3x8-12
    Deadlift 3x5
    OHP 3x5-7
    Lateral raises 3x10
    Rear delt flies or face pulls 3x10

    Mon: Chest/Back/Arms
    Tue: Off
    Wed: Legs/Shoulders
    Thu: Off
    Fri: Chest/Back/Arms
    Sat: Off
    Sun: Legs/Shoulders

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    Chest:
    Bench 3 x 5

    Shoulders:
    Press 3 x 5

    Legs:
    Squat 3 x 5

    Back:
    Deadlift 3 x 5

    Arms:
    Chin-ups 3x

    Mon: Legs / Shoulders / Back
    Tue: Off
    Wed: Legs / Chest / Arms
    Thu: Off
    Fri: Legs / Shoulders / Back
    Sat: Off
    Sun: Off
    Mon: Legs / Chest / Arms
    Tue: Off
    Wed: Legs / Shoulders / Back
    Thu: Off
    Fri: Legs / Chest / Arms
    Sat: Off
    Sun: Off

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    Quote Originally Posted by wiigelec View Post
    Chest:
    Bench 3 x 5

    Shoulders:
    Press 3 x 5

    Legs:
    Squat 3 x 5

    Back:
    Deadlift 3 x 5

    Arms:
    Chin-ups 3x

    Mon: Legs / Shoulders / Back
    Tue: Off
    Wed: Legs / Chest / Arms
    Thu: Off
    Fri: Legs / Shoulders / Back
    Sat: Off
    Sun: Off
    Mon: Legs / Chest / Arms
    Tue: Off
    Wed: Legs / Shoulders / Back
    Thu: Off
    Fri: Legs / Chest / Arms
    Sat: Off
    Sun: Off
    This sounds like a great program.

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    Back:
    Deadlift 3 x 5
    Oops sorry try this instead

    Back:
    Deadlift 1 x 5

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    Quote Originally Posted by Frankie View Post
    This sounds like a great program.
    Do you know of anywhere I could find more information on the aforementioned program. Is there a website or book perchance?

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    Quote Originally Posted by scwot View Post
    Do you know of anywhere I could find more information on the aforementioned program. Is there a website or book perchance?
    Science Based Six Pack

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    Monday: chest, biceps
    Tuesday: deadlift and variations for hamstrings, calves
    Wednesday: off
    Thursday: shoulders, triceps
    Friday: upper back
    Saturday: squat and variations for quads, calves

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    Quote Originally Posted by limace31 View Post
    Monday: chest, biceps
    Tuesday: deadlift and variations for hamstrings, calves
    Wednesday: off
    Thursday: shoulders, triceps
    Friday: upper back
    Saturday: squat and variations for quads, calves
    Just for context, please bare in mind that as per his log, the author of this fantastic post deadlifts around 150KG on a good day.

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    Quality of recommendations /= proficiency as a lifter. The old coaching vs performance fallacy.

    That being said... alex101, it all depends on your person and goals which program ist suitable for you.

    So please give us more information where you stand in training experience, progress, current lifts, body stats, goals, time and ressources available to make an informed decision.

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    starting strength coach development program
    The OP is trying to use Bill Kazmaier's powerbuilding routine and as a result is in waaaaaaay over his head. Keep in mind that Kazmaier was a genetic freak, and on chemical assistance at the time he was training in this style.

    Besides the time needed to deadlift 150Kg is not long enough of a training history to have learned anything yet.

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