Matěj Kohout
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Alright thank you all, I really appreciate it
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And if I will add it in my training, is there a specific place? Like if it has any benefits if I put it on the start or at the end
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So it’s the same thing if I do 3 excersises for back (1 set each) or if I do 2 excersises (2 sets on first excersise and 1 set on the second one)?
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Scale everything back to 2-3 total a muscle , that’s it ! So chest 2-3 sets total , this includes dips
You will never progress with the volume you have it’s way too high
So for instance… if I train biceps and do only one excersise, can I do 3 sets or should I leave it at 1 or 2 sets?
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You haven’t written your volume
I’m mostly doing 2 sets of 2-8 reps and if I would do third set I would do something higher like 10+ reps
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Having seen loads of replies from the team on other UL splits, here’s what I’d guess general comments would be:
1. Have you tried the split to see if you’re (1) able to recover in time for your subsequent upper session (2) and then are you able to progress your lifts from session to session? Like anything, how can you/anyone know it’ll be a “good” split unless it works for you and are progressing?In the nicest way possible, testing things out for yourself actually teaches you loads about yourself (mentally and physically), as opposed to seeking cookie cutter “yes” or “no” answers 🙂 so defo try it and see if it works for you2. 1. Potentially too much chest on both sessions – e.g. 2 flye movements on Upper A and 3 presses on Upper B3. Following on from point 2, it does look like a ton to get through in both sessions, so I’d question whether the back end of your workouts are high quality or not (i.e. are you progressing your lifts?)Today I had my second Upper A session since I started U/L and I was not able to progress on 2 excersises (high rows and crucifix side lateral) but I think I didnt recover from Upper B on high rows because I have it on Upper A and on Upper B which is kinda stupid because I could’ve put some other back excersise since I have high rows on both Upper sessions
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Then crack on
ALL that matters is PO . Don’t think about anything else , don’t think about volume changes , soreness , rep ranges . Just PO , session after session , with no changes to form / tempo . That’s it . Do that for 2-3 years without getting distracted by random shit , and that’s you then much much bigger
Thank you Jordan. I’m not gonna get distracted, right now I’m in a perfect mindset and I thank YOU because you got me in the right mindset. I know all I need to know about working out just because of you, I progressed like crazy after I found out about you and started learning… so once again thank you and everyone for answering all my questions when I needed to know something, this is really helping me.
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What was your other session and what was today’s session? Are they different body parts?
I trained legs on friday and today I trained them again, I felt that my adductors are still really sore from the friday session
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Did you progress your lifts ? If so yes , crack on
Today I progressed on every lift yeah, legpress went up 20kg since last session
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I will do it like yall said, thank you so much everyone. I appreciate it
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Great, thank you very much
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I’d do 3-7 reps on the first two sets and if I would do third set I would do something higher like 8-12 reps
Personally I’d go slightly moderate reps 5+ on the first set , 8+ on second & if you did a third then 12+ to allow you to work across different rep ranges [/quote]
That is really smart, I’ll do that. And are the excersises fine or should I change something? -
I’d do 3-7 reps on the first two sets and if I would do third set I would do something higher like 8-12 reps
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Oh I’m sorry I meant adductor, I typed it wrong but yeah I’m definitely gonna add it
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I mean I’m doing everything with the right form because I took my time learning so there should be no problem