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  • SMC
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27 Jun 2017 21:33 #210765 by SMC
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I've been following a chest/tris, back/bis, shoulders/legs, 3 days on, 1 day off, program for a very long time. 4-5 exercises, 4 sets each per "big" muscle groups, 2 exercises, 4 sets each for small muscle groups. Natty. Decent strength/size results but eventually after a few months I hit a wall and start getting injured etc. Haven't dabbled in anabolics so far.

I read somewhere that the important thing for natty lifters is frequency, and also not killing the muscles - doing just enough to stimulate growth and no more.

The following program was mentioned:

Monday – Workout A1
1. Romanian Deadlift:  2 sets of 6 and one all-out heavy double rest/pause set
2. Pronated Lat Pulldown or Pull-Up:  2 sets of 6 and one all-out heavy double rest/pause set
3. Bent-Over Lateral:  2 sets of 8 and one 6-8-10 drop set
4. Standing Barbell Curl:  2 sets of 6 and one all-out heavy double rest/pause set
Tuesday – Workout B1
1. Front Squat:  2 sets of 6 and one all-out heavy double rest/pause set
2. Bench Press:  2 sets of 6 and one all-out heavy double rest/pause set
3. Dumbbell Lateral Raise:  2 sets of 6 and one 6-8-10 drop set
4. Lying Dumbbell Triceps Extension:  2 sets of 6 and one maximum mTor activation set
Wednesday – Workout A2
1. Lying Leg Curl:  2 sets of 6 and one 6-8-10 drop set
2. Straight-Arm Pulldown or Dumbbell Pullover:  2 sets of 6 and one maximum mTor activation set
3. Pronated Chest-Supported Row:  2 sets of 8 and one all-out heavy double rest/pause set
4. Preacher Curl:  2 sets of 6 and one maximum mTor activation set
Thursday – Workout B2
1. Leg Extension:  2 sets of 6 and one 6-8-10 drop set
2. Pec Deck or Cable Crossover:  2 sets of 6 and one maximum mTor activation set
3. Military Press or Dumbbell Shoulder Press:  2 sets of 6 and one all-out heavy double rest/pause set
4. Close-Grip Decline Bench Press or Dip:  2 sets of 6 and one all-out heavy double rest/pause set
Friday – Workout A3
1. Glute Ham Raise or Reverse Hyper:  2 sets of 6 and one maximum mTor activation set
2. Supinated Lat Pulldown:  2 sets of 6 and one 6-8-10 drop set
3. Neutral-Grip Cable Seated Row:  2 sets of 6 and one maximum mTor activation set
4. Dumbbell Hammer Curl:  2 sets of 6 and one 6-8-10 drop set
Saturday – Workout B3
1. Hack Squat Machine or Leg Press:  2 sets of 6 and one maximum mTor activation set
2. Incline Bench Press or Incline Dumbbell Press:  2 sets of 6 and one 6-8-10 drop set
3. Dumbbell Front Raise on Incline Bench:  2 sets of 6 and one maximum mTor activation set
4. Rope Triceps Extension:  2 sets of 6 and one 6-8-10 drop set

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28 Jul 2017 13:21 #211338 by GuineaPig
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For me ....
I like to give each body part it own day and not mix it ...and rather start with a compound movement as heavy as possible for that bosy part that day.

Doing a big leg set before another body part wil just pre exhaust me, were I can rather put that energy into my start compount set.

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31 Jul 2017 07:33 #211408 by Mikeylexi1424
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As mentioned above , giving each body part it's own day works way better than combining a few things into one day .

Another factor to keep in mind is that if you're Natty, in my opinion lift as heavy weight as possible for as many reps as possible with the correct form . Found that heavier weight for the Natty guys helps create muscle hypertrophy much quicker than light weight

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