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Those that do Push Pull splits, do you guys normally do a push day, then immediately follow up with. a pull session next day? Or do you split it up? Quite sore from my push day, mainly focused on upper body because I did a shit ton of cardio.
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I do Push, pull, legs then repeat and take a day off on the 7th day. I’ll sometimes go lighter if I’m feeling gnar or take extra days off. It’s a marathon and not a sprint. Do what lets you be consistent
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i’d always strive for at least 1 day of rest btw sessions especially if you’d later switch to using weights, builds a good habit in advance personally am doing pull ups on Mon and push ups on Fri
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Eat more food!
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@silentjohn
I do Push-Legs-Pull on repeat. You might be sore but the movement patterns are all different and shouldn't really interfere. That's the whole benefit of this system.
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@kevabard
I like PPL program. Push Rest Pull Rest Legs Rest Repeat 🔁
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Same day. I try to focus all my arm work at the same time and rotate.
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@evanmann
Are you doing compound movements? I do mostly body weight and compound weighted exercises so I often find that a day in between push/pull is good to give my shoulders, forearms, and joints time to recover. My in between day is usually yoga and mobility — light stuff focused on range of motion.
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I do push pull legs, is that bad?
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Yes, alternating each workout on repeat. There can be a little cross over which is okay. For instance, you might work lats a little bit from pull-ups as well as from benching which is okay. It's only really a big deal if it's working large muscle groups from compound lifts which is usually counter productive.
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@rizzlebtc
yes. day 01 push day 02 pull day 03 legs rest repeat.
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@punk7213
Yeah subsequent days.
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I have never done this
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i usually run 2 days on, 1 day off cycles. i go about 4-5 days a week, but i integrate stretching and mobility work on the days i feel sore. what are your goals tho? how much is “a shit ton of cardio?”
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I now give myself 3 days between push day and pull day because I was feeling that same type of exhaustion. Lifts are a lot stronger now.
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@jamesstevens
Split days, so 4 a week but two days are heavy and two days are light with higher reps. Works for me. I’m playing a ton of tennis working legs and doing cardio all over the place during the week so these are the only consistent things in my schedule
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@joyfriend
I immediately follow up. Ideally it should be working different muscle groups.
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Ya really 10 $degen
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My routine is: push, pull, legs, rest, push, pull. I could go two weeks, and the third week is my "de-load" week, where I intentionally do not lift as heavy as usual, just to reduce the load and stress my body faces for the period. I have been doing this intermittently for 9 years now.
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Nice
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