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4 to 5 Day Split Routine
'A Better Split Routine Option'


The 4 to 5 day split routine is a much better option for building muscle than the once per week split routines.


You do not need a full week of rest for each muscle group! Science has proven that the response from a muscle building workout only lasts around 48 hours. Why wait another 5 days before working a muscle group again?


Once per week split routines are simply wasting precious muscle building opportunities. A 4 to 5 day split routine greatly improves on the once per week split routine.


Let's take a look at the 4 to 5 day weight training schedule...


4 to 5 Day Workout Schedule

The 4 to 5 day workout schedule includes 3 weightlifting workouts per week. You'll alternate workouts that work half your body one workout and half your body the next workout. Let's look at an example...


Workout A Workout B
  • Quadriceps
  • Hamstrings
  • Calves
  • Biceps
  • Forearms
  • Chest
  • Shoulders
  • Triceps
  • Back


Before we look at the weekly weightlifting schedule, I want you to know that you can take the above muscle groups and split them up into two workouts however you'd like. For example...


Workout A Workout B
  • Quadriceps
  • Shoulders
  • Calves
  • Biceps
  • Triceps
  • Back
  • Chest
  • Hamstrings
  • Forearms


Now, here's what the weekly weight training schedule for the 4 to 5 day split routine.


Week Day 1 Day 2 Day 3 Day 4 Day 5 Day 6 Day 7
1 A B A
2 B A B
3 A B A
4 B A B
5 A B A
6 B A B
7 A B A
8 B A B


If you're a weight lifting beginner, I suggest you start with a full body workout due to the increased number of muscle building opportunities. You'll get more practice learning the exercises, and you will build a greater amount of muscle.



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Full Body Workout
The full body workout is the best option for most weight lifters. You'll build the most amount of muscle in the shortest time!
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Beginner Workout Schedule
The beginner workout schedule should include a full body regimen for extra practice learning the exercises.
split routines Split Routines
Split routines allow you more rest for each muscle group between workouts but fewer muscle building opportunities.
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The Upper Lower Body Routine works the upper body separately from the lower body each workout.
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Weight Lifting Schedules for Beginners
What schedule should beginners start with? This schedule helps beginners build maximum muscle!
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The once per week split routine can be modified to meet any needs! These routines should be used by more advanced lifters.




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