Gloves78
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- Mar 2, 2013
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I typically do shoulders the day after a chest workout, but I don't train isolated tris with chest. Bi and tri a day after shoulders. So my tris are somewhat hit three days in a row. However I genetically have stronger and bigger tris so I don't mind overworking them. I feel I get a better shoulder workout with fatigued tris. When the chest and shoulders catch up, I'll change up the routine. Take with a grain of salt, I'm benching in the 325 range at 190, smaller than a scrawy redneck.
I really think legs should get their own day if your're doing 3 days a week. I prefer chest and upper back in one day, bi's tris and shoulders another, and legs and lower for. Try what you're doing, log it on the Journal Page, and we'll all watch you grow.
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