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By splitting the body in half, you can increase the volume (sets and reps) for each muscle group compared to a full-body routine, while still hitting every muscle twice a week. Sample Routine: Upper: Bench press, rows, incline dumbbell press, chin-ups. Lower: Squats, Romanian deadlifts, lunges, calf raises. 3. The Athlete’s Choice: PPL (Push, Pull, Legs)

Bench Press, Overhead Press, Incline Dumbbell Press, Tricep Pushdowns, Lateral Raises.

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A variation of the PPL, this plan focuses on the relationship between opposing muscle groups. It is highly efficient for those who want to maintain "functional" strength and athleticism. 4 days per week.

The clock forces accountability. You cannot rest too long because the next minute is starting. By splitting the body in half, you can

Building a comprehensive workout plan depends on your schedule, but a is widely considered the gold standard for maximizing muscle growth and recovery. This "long piece" provides a structured weekly schedule, specific exercise lists, and the logic behind the movements. 📅 The 6-Day PPL Workout Split

Novice lifters who want raw, practical strength (and bigger legs/glutes) rather than "beach muscles." It is highly efficient for those who want

| Pros | Cons | |------|------| | More focus on each muscle group | Requires 4 days/week | | Easier to add intensity | Leg days can be brutal |