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Take
a look around your gymNowadays you see very few people performing full
body workouts This is because so many weightlifting
tips involve using a split routineThis has caused two problems that are holding you
back from massive muscle gains and faster fat loss
resultsFirst of all, full body weightlifting routines are extremely
effective With a proper full body workout regimen, you'll
build muscle at a very fast rateThe second (and bigger) problem is that most people using these
weightlifting tips on split routines falsely
believe that their split routine will keep them from overtrainingUnfortunately, they run into a couple of problems
and they don't realize what the problems are so
they can't fix themThey end up banging their proverbial heads against
the wall without making any progress, wondering
why all these weightlifting tips aren't working
for themThe first problem with going to a split routine is that most
weight lifters end up doing too much work for each body part
Since they've split their weightlifting routine into multiple
workouts, they end up training just as long, but on fewer
body parts So instead of 3 sets on the bench press in a full
body routine (or maybe a two way split), they end up training
chest by itself and performing 15 setsThe second big problem with most split routines
in these weightlifting tips is the unintended
consequence of overlap Very few splits eliminate
overlap Let me give you a couple of examples of
problem splits that I've seen in magazines or booksMonday - Chest & ShouldersTuesday - LegsThursday - Arms (Biceps, Triceps and Forearms)Friday - BackLooks pretty good, right? So what's the problem
with this split? How about training arms and
back on consecutive days? When you train your
back, you train your biceps pretty darn hardThis causes two problems First, you're going
to overtrain your biceps Second, with back
being trained the day after arms, your back, a
very large and important muscle for promoting
muscle growth, will suffer in it's training
Your biceps are a limiting factor in back training
and you just trained your biceps the day beforeIf you understand what I'm conveying in these
weightlifting tips, you'll be able to construct
much better routines and make better muscle building
progressA very popular weight training split is to workout
five days a week, take the weekends off and hit
each body part once in that period Here's an example:MondayChestTuesdayLegsWednesdayArmsThursdayBackFridayShouldersAgain, you hit the biceps twice in a row You also hit
the shoulders pretty hard on three different days - chest
day, back day and shoulder day with back and shoulder day
coming back to back However you divide up this split,
you'll run into troubleA lot of body parts overlap so you need to really think
through how you are going to construct a split routine
It's a lot more than just dividing up your body parts
and plugging them into a standard splitHere are some split routine weightlifting tips to remember:Most back exercises will hit the biceps hard, while also
affecting the shouldersMost chest exercises will hit the triceps hard while also
affecting the shouldersLeg and back exercises can overlap, as exercises like squats
hit the lower back very hard, as do stiff legged deadlifts,
and regular deadliftsKeep some of these weightlifting tips in mind while putting together a
split routine to make sure you give each body part enough
rest without overtraining
Gregg Gillies is the founder of Build Lean Musclecom His articles have appeared in Ironman Magazine He has written two books and is a regular contributor to Body Talk Magazine He publishes a free fitness newsletter available at his site that includes lots of weight training tips, fat loss, nutrition and exercise program information to help you build your best body as quickly as possible
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