Been running an anterior posterior split for probably about 2 months now and I am a huge fan. I see no downsides. It allows me to train the muscle groups I’m prioritizing most first in my sessions (lower body) and finish with an upper body pump. Before that I was on upper lower split for a long long while.
Here’s my current program - all sets done 0-1 rep in reserve in a 6-8 rep range.
Anterior;
Quad Extensions - 2 sets
Pendulum Squat - 1-2 sets
Hip Adductors - 1 set (cause im lazy)
Machine Lateral Raise - 2 sets each arm, done unilaterally
Machine Shoulder Press - 2 sets
Cable Curls - 1 set each arm unilaterally, then 1 set bilaterally
Incline/Flat Chest Press - 1 set (alternate each session, sometimes skip cause chest is a big genetic gift)
Obliques/Abs - 2 sets (alternate each session between the two)
Posterior;
Calf Press - 2 sets each side done unilaterally
Hamstring Curls - 2 sets
BB SLDL - 1 set
Machine OH Tricep Extensions (long head of tricep) - 2 sets
JM Press (lateral and medial heads of triceps - 2 sets
Tbar row - 2 sets
Lat Pulldown - 2 sets
Rear delt flies - 1 set each side unilaterally
Rest, repeat.
If youre unhappy with your current programming look into the anterior/posterior split. I love it.
crunches 50
hyperextensions 50
jammer ohp 50x11,9
dips 12
pull-ups 8
jammer row 270x8, 360x7
wide cable row 160x20x2
drag curl 30x20x2
bent rear delt cable fly 20x20x2
across body tricep pull down 30x20x2
one arm lat pull 25x20x2
rdl 225x25
belt squat 270x6, 360x5