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@patdude832 You could do them every other day but I wouldn’t do them 2 days in a row. There’s definitely something to higher frequency on most muscle groups but specifically side delts, arms, calves. Even though your side delts aren’t fatigued at the end of a workout you are overall fatigued and...

@patdude832 I’d say start with lateral raises 2-3 workouts a week. I wouldn’t do more than 3x a week frequency. End of workout is not a great idea if you really want to improve it.

@jayaraj A chest supported row would blow barbell row out of the water if you have access. Cable row will be better than barbell bent row as you have more points of contact by being seated.

@thebelovedofgod It’s not that he’s saying different stuff it’s just mostly clickbait entertainment type videos instead of informational.

@thebelovedofgod Not unless your on the paid YouTube

@lovely_krystal86 Ngl RP was some of the best info until a year or two ago. Now it’s just bs

@wmsgil Yes, 3 or 4 sets each depending on if I’m focusing more on chest or back. If you do that 2x a week that’s 12-16 sets which is my sweet spot for most muscle groups as an advanced lifter. Incline and chest flies both hit front delts. Side delts should be your top priority though imo. My...

@wmsgil Definitely wouldn’t do that. I just do an incline press variation, chest fly variation, row variation, and pulldown variation. Shoulders/Arms day is just 2 lateral raise variations, 2 bicep curl variations, 2 tricep extension variations. Look at Geoffrey Verity Schoenfields split. It’s...

@aaarmstee67 I’m 6’7 natty advanced lifter but never actually competed. What advice are you looking for ?

@dawn16 Doing biceps after back or triceps after chest is just not as good as doing arms by themselves. Unless you have great arm great arm genetics I’d highly recommend training them on their own day. I’ve lifted for 16 years at this point and have seen over an inch of growth on each arm after...

@wmsgil I’d highly suggest Arnold split for arms. Ppl is just not a good set up if arms are your focus.

@intotheforge Yeah, a suitcase carry is a good core exercise but that doesn’t mean you need to do it everyday to have a strong core. More is not always better. Any squat, deadlift, lunge, or non chest supported row variation works your core. No reason to mindlessly do additional core exercises...

@intotheforge You’re 5’6 250lbs I’m gonna assume you think abs/core everyday will help you lose weight. That’s not how it works.

@intotheforge Why? 2-3 times a week is definitely better than everyday as you are giving the muscles time to recover from direct work while they are constantly getting indirect work.

@rijesusfreak Abs are no different than any other muscle imo. Shoulders,Arms,Calves,Abs can usually be trained with the highest frequency at around 2-3 times a week

@rijesusfreak Why are you doing abs everyday? The chest, back, hams/glutes, shoulder, arms, quads split looks great. I’d say start the week with your top priority muscle since it’s after a rest day.

@godsmusician Not many splits will work with 4 on 4 off. I’d say a legs, chest/shoulders, back, arms split would work well for focusing on upper body and a legs, push,pull,legs for focusing on legs. You could also do legs,chest/back,shoulders/arms,legs if you like having the arm day but still...

@azfara I think that’s a great idea. One other suggestion is to do more machine work as it doesn’t require as much stability or set up. You can usually push closer to failure on a machine compared to free weights and make sure the muscle is the limiting factor. Like a chest press machine, seated...

@azfara As an advanced lifter of 15+ years, you should never have more then 6 exercises per workout. Too many beginning want to do insane volume but are not training hard at all. Trying hard is infinitely more important then doing a lot of exercises and sets. You basically just made a workout...

@lia1234 For sure. I’ve been doing this split for like 2 years and made insane gains even as an advanced lifter 16+yrs. Specifically in the arms and delts. I usually just do cable/db/machine lateral raises and delts are bigger than ever.