Saccopoo |
04-18-2014 12:35 AM |
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Originally Posted by Aspengc8
(Post 10568800)
I've seen guys do it before like that, but most I've seen prefer antagonist pairings like chest/back, bi/tri. Not sure how that dude does Legs and Shoulders on the same though, unless intensity and volume is super low.
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By using a push/pull pairing of major and minor muscle groups, I find I'm able to maximize weight and intensity in both areas without overly fatiguing the other.
Typical chest/shoulder/tri or back/bi type workouts all utilize similar movements and muscle groups. Redundancy in motion contributes to easier fatigue of major and minor muscle groups and doesn't allow each of the individual muscle groups to be pushed with maximum resistance/weight.
I've found that I can go heavier with each muscle group, as well as very effective supersetting.
I know I like it a lot more than the shared muscle group workouts.
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