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The Best Science-Based Full Body Workout for Size and Strength (Workout B)

The Best Science-Based Full Body Workout for Size and Strength (Workout B)

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Full body workouts (or total body workouts) are one of the best workout routines for muscle growth, size, and strength. A full body workout split enables you to train each muscle group sufficiently yet in a much more time efficient manner than other workout routines. But, its vital that you structure your full body workout properly in order to reap the benefits that a full body workout routine can provide. In part 2 of this full body workout series, Ill cover workout B to be used in conjunction with workout A covered in my previous video. The first exercise is the barbell deadlift. This will be the most taxing movement of the workout and will be used to target the whole posterior chain (glutes, hamstrings, lower back, and upper back muscles. Feel free to use other variations other than the conventional deadlift. The next exercise will be the incline dumbbell press. This exercise will be used to target the upper chest which is often lagging. Its especially important to include this exercise within this full body workout since in workout A we used the flat barbell bench press, which doesnt prioritize the upper chest. The third exercise here will be the chest supported row. This can be done on an inclined bench with a bar or dumbbells for greater range of motion, on a chest-supported machine, or with the inverted row. The key here is to pick a rowing movement that minimizes spinal loading on the lower back. This helps us better target the upper back muscles since the lower back muscles will already be fatigued from the deadlifts performed in workout A. Next, well move onto the Bulgarian split squat. This exercise will compliment the strength of our back squat in workout A quite well. If you struggle with balance here, you can start with a lower platform on your back foot and eventually increase the height of this. The fifth exercise will be the dumbbell lateral raise in order to emphasize the lateral deltoid muscle. This, in conjunction with the overhead shoulder press in workout A, will provide the best shoulder growth. The next two exercises will be accessory movements; the incline dumbbell triceps kickback and the high to low cable flies. These will be used to target the long head of the triceps and the lower chest, which hasnt received much attention given our previous exercise selection. LINK TO FULL BODY WORKOUT B PDF: TAKE MY QUIZ TO FIND OUT WHAT TRAINING PROGRAM IS BEST FOR YOU: WRITTEN ARTICLE: FILMED + MOTION GRAPHIC EDITING DONE BY: Abdo Megahid Vimeo: Facebook
Date: 2022-01-03

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In ur full body workout of 3 day workout split, you recommend 9 sets of chest atleast, - for beginner
But in your upper lower split you recommend atleast 6 sets of chest - for beginner
Second point is in full body workout you give minimum 3 sets of chest each workout but only 48hr gap between workouts, but in upper lower split you recommend minimum 3 sets of chest but with at least 72hr of gap between workouts.
So technically your full body routine is wayyy more intense than upper lower split, Because of increased weekly sets and absolutely small amount of recovery time. Can you explain how can a beginner recover in 48hrs? how can a beginner handle a 9 weekly set of chest if HE trains hard each set?
How does this correlate? why different recommendation? do you have any idea how long muscle takes to heal and grow after an intense workout? If gap needed for growth, then how can a person recover and grow in 48hrs? Please reply with an appropriate answer

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Some things to note after trying this workout B. I'm a beginner, the Bulgarian split squats were way to advanced and hard. I ended up doing Bodyweight squats instead, and focusing on form, and it was still really hard. Also the benches at my gym simply don't work for long armed people for the chest supported row, so I used the chest row machine instead. Dumbell lateral raises simply didn't work either due to the shape of the benches and being tall. Not sure what I'm going to replace that workout with. All in all though, this was extremely helpful for a beginner, and your PDF gave me the confidence to actually go to the gym and do these workouts, so thanks man.
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I like your commitment to a no-bill fitness program, one thing to mention tho is that if foe any reason someone aint getting s good middle back activation, the trick on a row would be to row towards the chest and not the abs, think tip of the sternum, and if you do it with dumbells, you can go easier on the weight but focus on retracting a lot, making the elbows go as far back as possible and youll hit the rhomboid and middle/lower traps along with the lats. Also use s Gironda Pullup and youll make that vertical pulling motion work best for said muscles
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Does anyone know of effective alternatives to the cable chest flies for those who don't have a cable machine at home. also can you use the lat pulldown low row machine to do the row instead of the chest supported row?
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Love this. As begginer who has literally never been in a gym, it is really helpful to not just be shown what exercises are good, but also to be told what to do when. It really takes out the mystery.
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Someone may have already answered this in the thread, but I recently had a bad lower back injury and a spinal specialist told me not to perform deadlifts or squats. What would be good substitutes?
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Shouldn't we give proper rest of about 3 days to train the same muscle again? In this workout we are using same body parts in workout A and B with just 1 day gap. Is that advisable?
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Quality content - Been doing a variation of my own A/B workout for a month now. Some exercises are similar to this, but I'm going to try Jeremy's now and see if I can progress faster.
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that is ok for 38 years old and want to gain again a muscles for stopping for many years? or can you do a fullbody workout for that such of age that can gain muscles.
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I got my diet plan from Agoge Diet and lost 2kg in just 10 days. So far, so good. Can't wait to see numbers on scale after 20 more days. I am so excited about this.
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