Paul, I am a big fan of yours and I loved the Push/Pull/Split article you authored. In that article you talk about training body parts 2x per week and up to 6x per week total training sessions to improve body composition. I also follow you on Instagram and read that you (appear) to no longer recommend 6x per week, specifically that nobody should do it. Here is the quote I read yesterday: First
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You can do this push-pull-legs Bowflex workout anywhere from three to six times per week. Adjust your workout frequency based on your energy and the time you have available. You don’t even need to train the same number of times every week. For example, you might train three times one week and five the next.
Conclusion. The division of the shoulder during push pull legs is done according to the corresponding movement patterns: the back shoulder is trained on pull day along with the back and biceps. The front and side shoulders are trained on push day along with chest and triceps. Since the shoulders are already stressed by back and chest exercises Bodyweight Fitness is for redditors who like to use their own body to train, from the simple pullups, pushups, and squats to the advanced bodyweight fitness movements like the planche, one arm chin-ups, or single leg squats. Start your fitness journey with one of the recommended routines in our wiki! Join our Discord Server! Share this: Push, pull, legs is a great training split that breaks your training down into upper body muscle groups that push and pull, and then a lower body day. It can be used by lifters of any experience level, but I often recommend it be used by intermediate and advanced lifters. Most beginners should follow a 3-day full body program. D6Wt.
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