Post your PPL routine
Post your PPL routine
P
P
L
repeat
Maybe i can elaborate:
First day Pull
Second day Push
Third and final day Legs
day 1 barbell pulls 3x5
day 2 barbell push 3x5
day 3 fuck legs
(PPL) x (PPL) x (PPL) xx
P
row
chins
curls
P
bench close grip pause
ohp
tricep extensions
L
squat
hip thrusts
Not anymore but in HS
P-
Bench, incline, DB bench, flys, OHP, DB Sh press, Side raise, tri ext, tri pushdown
P- pull ups, bb row, Wide pulldown, seated row, DB row, close pulldown, Ez bar curls, DB curl, rope curl
L- squats, diddly, stiff leg diddly, leg press, leg ext, leg curl, calf raises
As you could probably tell I went for quantity of sets instead of quality of sets because I was a HS tard
push
flat bench
OHP
incline
shrugs
lat raises
tri pushdowns
pull
row
chinup
lat pulldown
facepull
curls or more chinups
legs
squat
lunges
calf raises
is that enough?
Leglet
>Push
DB bench
Chest flys
inclined bench
DB OHP
side raises
Dips
>Pull
Pull ups
Rows
Pull Downs
Shrugs
DB curls
Preacher curls
>Legs
Squats
Deadlifts
Legpress
calf raises
yes. i dont do ppl i do u/l (with rows on my leg days) this is what I do within a ppl template. all the other ppl routines i see on here are laundry lists and i doubt they bench over 275. focus on strengthening the movements first not the muscle and you will get jacked . onstead of doing something like 3 sets of incline bench 3 sets of flat bench 3 sets of flies do 10 sets of bench instead you will get strong and big much faster this way trust me I used to do those laundry list routines in the past.
>Pull
Barbell row
Cable trap raises
Dumbbell curls
High cable rows
Facepulls (non negotiable)
Chin ups
>Push
Barbell bench
Dumbbell shoulder press
Skull crusher
Incline press
Lateral raises (looking for a better middle delt exercise desu)
Dips
>Legs
Barbell squat
Calf raise
Hip thrust
Leg raises
It’s shitty but it’s mine.
Pull:
Deadlift/rack pulls above the knee
Seated cable rows/single-arm cable rows
Hammer curls
Cable wrist flexion
Face pulls
Knee raises
Push:
Barbell bench
Incline dumbbell press
OHP
Lateral raises
Facepulls
Skullcrusher/cable tricep extension
Sit ups
Legs:
Squat
(Barbell curls)
Push
Dumbbell bench
Incline dumbbell bench
Dumbbell Pullover
OHP
Lateral flies
Close dumbbell bench
Skullcrushers / pushdown
Behind the neck tricep extension
PULL
Deadlift
Rack Pulls
Rows
Widegrip pullup / lat pull down
Close body hammer curl
Barbell curl
Decline curl
Grip stuff
LEGS
Squat
Lunges
Calf raises
Neck exercises
>2019
>still following a PPL routine instead of a brosplit
top kek
>not doing barbaric rites
It's like you don't even want to build a new and better world for the tribes of the west
Push
Bench press
Incline dumbell press
Shoulder press
Machine flys SS with inner chest plate push
High to low flys SS with lat raises
Low to high flys SS with front raise
Seated dips
tricep extensions SS with face pulls
skull crushers
Pull
Pull ups
Barbell rows
T-bar rows
wide grip pull downs
short grip pull downs
single arm cable rows
Preacher curls
hammer curls SS with reverse curls
machine bicep curls
Legs
Squat
deadlift
hacksquat
leg press
leg extension
leg curls
both types of calf raises
cable curls SS with goblin squats
leg raises with dumbell between feet SS with russian twists
what do you bench?
get out of here paul this is crusader coalition turf
I can hit 275 for 1
but as of now im around 190 4x10
never enough
I'm doing PPLPP come at me
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P
P
P
halfass Legs on of these once a week
I did ppl for less than a year and I reached 120kg 5x5 bench
Push 1
Bench, DB OHP, seated OHP, incline fly, tricep pushdown, overhead extension
Pull 1
Diddlies, lat pulldown, DB row, barbell curl, seated hammer curl, light DB curl
Push 2
OHP, Close grip bench, rope upright row with banded lat raise superset, DB tricep extension, lat raise dropsets
Pull 2
Pull-ups, bentover row, close grip cable row, preacher curl, reverse grip curl, concentration camp curl, rear delt fly
Legs
squat, leg press, ham curl, leg extension, calf raises
PPL x PPL x
The only correct, and might i add redpilled, answer in this thread.
Based tribalposter
This. Though I do Push-Pull-Push-X-Pull-Push-Pull-X.
Push: Seated Press, Bench, Dips, Inc Cable Flyes, Skullcrushers, Facepulls, Leg Raises, Planks
Pull: Weighted Chinups, weighted dead-hang Pullups, T-Bar Rows, Facepulls, Cable Lateral Raises, Inc Curls, Hammer Curls
are you me?
Push
flat bench alternating between regular and narrow grip
incline bench
chest flies super setted with dips
skull crushers
various tricep extension exercises
OHP
lateral raises
front lateral raises
rear delt flies
shoulder press
Pull
T bar
lat pulldown
rack pulls
shrugs
face pulls
various bicep curls (dumbbells, bars, machines, etc)
Legs (if squatting)
squat
stiff leg deadlifts
calf raises
Legs (not squatting)
leg press
leg extension
leg curl
calf raises
direct ab work will be thrown in whenever I feel like it
>low volume PPL
You must be neither strong nor big!
Push, Pull, Legs, Push, Pull, Rest, Rest
Push A
Heavy Bench
Heavy incline bench
Light OHP
CGBP
DB Shoulder Press
Lateral Raises
Cable OH Tri ext
Pull A
Heavy BB Row
Pull ups
Chest supported Row
Face Pulls
BB Curls
Cable Curls
Shrugs
Legs
Heavy Squat
Leg Press
Leg Curl
Leg Extension
Calf Raises
Push B
Heavy OHP
Light Bench
Incline DB press
Landmine Press
Lateral Raise
Cable Tri Pushdown
Tricep Dips
Legs 1x cause fuck huuueg legs
Forgot Pull B
Pull B
Heavy Deadlift
Chin Ups
Seated Cable Rows
Face Pulls
Preacher Curls
Hammer Curls
Shrugs
*ahem*
FUCK LEGS
based, i wrote down a leg day but never do it
Push 1
run a mile
flat bench middle grip pyramid from 60% to 90%
flat bench close grip 2xf at 60%
incline pyramid 4 sets
flyes pyramid 5 sets
dips 3xf
tricep kick backs or over head, changes up all the time 4x12
ab work
Pull
run a mile
deadlift pyramid sets to 85% 1x5
weighted pull ups 3xf
bent over rows or cable rows always change it up
weighted chin ups 3xf
seated curls 4x12
hammer curls 4x12
ab work
Push 2
run a mile
seated dumbbell press or standing log press or standing BB press 5-7 sets pyramid to 90%
front raises 4x12
lateral raise 4x12
rear delt flyes 4x12
squeeze some biceps and triceps in
ab work
Legs
run a mile
alternate back and front squats from session to session pyramid to 85%
leg press 5x12 alternate with the same weight for calf 5x20-30
reverse lunges or leg curls 5x12
leg extensions 5x12
20 minutes easy pedaling on stationary
ab work
How often before I stall do you guys think 3x4 DL’s at 80-85% with weekly 10lb increases?
2-3 weeks
do you even know what volume is? I do 8-10 sets of bench, chins, and squats. I bench in the mid 300s and squat 500 and can do a 3pl8 chin at 200lbs. Also I dont do ppl i do u/l this is what what i do would look like in a ppl template.
Ok what do you suggest me to do for dead’s afterwards? 1x5? Isn’t that low volume if I’m only deadlifting once a week?
there are a lot of variables to this and you really havent given much info.
If you are starting at a working weight of135 then deadlift 3x a week you can got for 2-3 months before you even get close to failing.
If you are starting at 405 for your working weight then even with 3x a week you will be lucky to put on 10lbs/week for 2-3 weeks
This has worked wonders for me. PPLPPLx btw
>Push
Bench
OHP
DB incline
Side laterals (different variations)
Rope pushdowns
OH tricep extensions
>Pull
Weighted pull ups
Deadlifts
T-bar row
DB curls/Bar curl
Hammer curls
>Legs
Squats, fuck anything else.
Okay I started last week with 315 3x4, wasn’t too hard. I’m doing 85% of 365, hoping that the extra volume will get me past this plateau.
Trying to milk as much weekly progression as possible before moving onto a 5/3/1 progression scheme where my progress will slow down.
what's the best routine in this thread
>not doing antagonist splits
>Quads/Hams + Biceps/Triceps
>Horizontal Push-Pull
>Vertical Push-Pull (with DLs)
drop back to 275x8-10 for a few weeks, and stop trying to go to fast that you end up injuring yourself
10-12 reps in total or split up in sets?
>75% 3x4?
Push
Bench
Incline DB
Flys
OHP
Skullcrusher
Tricep pushdown
Pull
Rows
Pullups
Deadlift
Curl
Shrugs
Legs
Squat
Leg press
Calf press
Cardio
Abs
Push 1
Bench
Ohp
Dips
Lat raises
Tri extensions
Shrugs
Pull
Deadlifts
Pull ups
Rows
Lat pull downs
Face pulls
Some sort of curls
Legs
Squat
Sld
Calf rises
Leg extensions
Leg curls
Calf rises
Pull 2nd time
Incline db press
Ohp
Cable cross overs
Lat rises
Shrugs
Tri
Push
Repeat
Legs
Repeat
are you just purposely being retarded now?
go 4x12 at 65% and I bet you have better results in 2 months than you would working at 85-90%.
You already said you were plateaued, the only thing you are going to do by pushing yourself near max is injure yourself... come on user, you know this, dont let your ego fuck you up.
M: HIIT / Bench Press / OHP
T: HIIT / Rows / Chin-Ups
W: Squat / Deadlift
T: HIIT / Dips / OHP
F/S HIIT / Rows / Pull-Ups
S Squat/Deadlift
5 sets each lift
literally all you need
>bench close grip pause
Based. I like supersetting some lightweight sets with tricep pushdowns. Feels so good. I try and really isolate my tris but it looks like you do it for chest?
Push Day
OHP 4X8-12 (2 sets of Warm up before it)
Superset Cable Extensions 4X8-12
Arnold Press
Superset Dips (Weighted if I feel like it) 4X8-12
Military Press 4X8-12
Superset Single Arm Cable Extensions 4X8-12
Bench Press 8X8-12 (A mix of Decline and Incline, usually the former)
Pull Day
Upright Rows 4X10-12
Superset with Barbell Curls 4X10 (Light weight, mostly just 65)
Lat Pulldowns 8X12 (4 Sets Wide Grip, 4 Sets Close Grip)
Superset with Bicep Curls or a variant 4X10
Pendlay Rows 8X12 (4 at heavy weight, 4 at light weight, usually between 225,175,and 135 depending on how I feel so far)
Superset Spider Curls 4X8-12
Dumbell Side Lateral Raises 4X 10-12 (I think thats what they are called. I bend over, with 40-45 pound dumbbells, and flap like a bird.
I also do weighted pullups, but I usually save that for home while i play video games. I prefer to do the exercises I can only do in the gym...at the gym.
Legs
Barbell Squats 12X 15-25 (usually 3 at 175 as a warmup, 3 at 225, and 3 at 275 or 320, depending on how I feel that day.
Superset with Hanging leg raises (No really set amounts. Just do as many as I feel like doing.
Deadlifts 10-12X 8-10 ( I stay around 225-275 because I don't want a back injury.
yes I can bench mid 300s close grip paused and i think most of your benching should be like this. more rom no bouncing off your chest