[quote]WS4JB wrote:
CC, I really could just never get anything out of PJR’s. Maybe it was because I spent a lot of time doing DB breathing pullovers when I did old school HIT routines that my body was always fighting to turn it into a lat exercise.
I’ve been doing a little mini-rehab for tris recently, doing my heavy tri pressing exercise,but only following it with high rep band pressdowns for a few weeks, and finally moved up to cable pressdowns this last week, and soon ill be moving to dead stop skullcrushers. Had been getting a bit of pain in my elbows but this seems to have fixed it.
while i appreciate the input, 3 on 1 off just burns me out too quickly. The current split seems to fit my recovery nearly perfect.
Though I really do like the idea of chest and arms and shoulders and back, wonder if I might be able to do my current split with that set up.[/quote]
Sure, you just swap chest and delts.
Should be aware that this could hinder your arm progress though if you get the same issue several others seem to be getting (including myself) when on that particular split… If you get some shoulder/bicep tendon pain from chest pressing (like, due to going all the way down on inclines or so, even with perfect setup… Som can do it, some can’t), then that is going to hinder your curls and tricep press etc…
Anyway. Swap anytime you want and try it out.
As for the 3on1off, it burns me out, too, if I do rest-pause or multiple work sets per exercise or even widowmakers…
But you should be able to do it easily if you just pick 1 exercise per bodypart per session (3 per session mostly) and go from there (you can add some later if you feel the need) and just work up to a top set on each.
Like,
Chest+Backwidth+Backthickness A/B
-Low-Incline Press / Flat DB
-Rack Chins / wide-neutral Pulldowns
-Kroc Rows / Yates Rows
Legs A/B
-Back Squats / Sumo Pulls
-Reverse Hyper / Leg Press
-Pulldown Abs / Roman Chair
(+calves?)
Delts, Arms A/B
-Alt. Curls / HS Overhead Press (+laterals if you want)
-CGP / Pinwheel Curls
-Laterals / Dead Stop EZ Extensions
(or do an OHP each time followed by in-humans/smith rgb’s and on the other day, dead stop extensions)
You can handle 3 exercises with 1 top set each per day, 5-6 days a week (you can cycle the routine and take off-days when needed)…
Practically everyone can, as long as they eat enough.