1. Post #1
    lemoncurry's Avatar
    September 2010
    952 Posts
    I quickly put this together a couple of months ago, this is intended for bodybulding, I did strength for roughly 6 months, stopped for about three due to surgery and whatnot,
    now I want to get back into it but try and get bigger.

    Monday: Legs

    Squats 3x12
    Leg press 4x12
    Stiff legged 3x12
    Calves machine: 3x12
    Hack squats 3x12

    Wednesday: Chest/Shoulders

    Dumbbell shrugs 3x12
    Militairy Press 3x12
    Wide grip bench press 3x12
    incline dumbbell flyes 3x12
    Lateral raises: 3x12
    Close grip bench press 3x12

    Friday: Arms

    EZ bar curls 3x10
    Preacher curls 3x10
    Tricep extension 3x12
    Bench dips 3x12
    dips 3x15
    Hammer curls 3x12
    Concentration curls 3x12

    Sunday: Back

    Lateral Pulldown 3x12
    Machine rows 3x12
    Deadlift 3x10
    Bent over BB rows 3x12
    One arm DB rows 3x10

    My P.E teacher at my school was telling me how I should do a five day split when I first get back into it, but I was under the impression that I shouldn't until I was more experienced, or am I completely misinformed?

  2. Post #2
    Reserved Parkin's Avatar
    October 2011
    628 Posts
    How much time do you rest between each set?

  3. Post #3
    Gold Member
    Kel|oggs's Avatar
    June 2010
    2,536 Posts
    To many reps, lower it to 8-10.

  4. Post #4
    Gold Member
    Seith's Avatar
    August 2006
    3,120 Posts
    Would yield results, will stop at some point, stay with the same body and go "Why why".

    What you need is to keep building strength, while adding some assistance that would benefit both the main lift and the hypertrophy you desire.

    You're not at a point, currently, to need such a high volume program. Stick to basics, easier food wise, recovery wise...