If a 4 day split works with your lifestyle than go for it. I typically follow a 4 day split, if I know I am going to be real busy for a period of time I then switch to a 3 day split.
If you can do a 4 day split and want to concentrate on improving your bench press, consider benching twice a week. Look up some of the bench specialization routines on this site or post in the powerlifting forum.
My current 4 day split I focus on back and don’t train chest while I rehab a pesky shoulder issue. It looks like this:
Day 1: Back/Biceps
Day 2: Legs
Day 3: Back
Day 4: Shoulders/Triceps
The days of the week I train varies from week to week. I try to not train more than 2 days in a row.
If I were injury free I usually switch between an upper/lower split and bodypart splits. Lately I have been trying specialization on a bodypart. Depending on goals, some options would be:
[quote]MiJuggernaut wrote:
How would you set up say a chest spec program?
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For max 1rm purposes like the OP I’d ask the guys in the powerlifting forum.
If I were to setup a chest spec program for bodybuilding purposes I’d take a block of time, say 6 weeks. Train chest twice, if possible three times a week, and use the other 1 or 2 days to maintain all other bodyparts.
So is there any bench press routines here on Tmuscle? Maybe i’ll try Dave tate’s routine, but Floor press and some of the other exercises there, i cannot use at my gym -.-