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Title: order of exersizes
Post by: buffbong on November 02, 2005, 08:15:50 AM
just wondering who does traps before delts  hams befores quads and rows or deads before chins
Title: Re: order of exersizes
Post by: Overload on November 02, 2005, 09:05:26 AM
i do it all...i rearrange the order all the time. keeps the gains coming and training is more interesting.

usually i do the bigger compound movements first like deads, squats, bench...but i swap the order around on occasion.

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Title: Re: order of exersizes
Post by: buffbong on November 02, 2005, 09:13:04 AM
ive always done hams first the pump in quads always feels so much better and kees. im gonna start doing delts first before traps and my big mass movment for back before pulls or pull overs.
Title: Re: order of exersizes
Post by: g0ddang on November 02, 2005, 01:05:49 PM
most of the time i keep it pretty typical and do the bigger body parts first(ex. squats -> hams -> calves) and once in a blue moon i reverse it. gotta keep them muscles guessing.
Title: Re: order of exersizes
Post by: dontknowit on November 04, 2005, 04:28:14 AM
Except for traps, I also switch once in a while. I makes the muscle work harder, because you already weakened him before you start your usual excersise.
Just keep in count that your weaker so don't force to much with certain excersises, especially DL en squat.

In my trainingroutine I also switch sometime biceps/chest. So I'll start with the biceproutine, and then I'll do the chestroutine.
Title: Re: order of exersizes
Post by: Bear03 on November 05, 2005, 09:10:41 AM
Sometimes the two former, but rarely the two latter.  As I have really long arms, I can only get about 13 or so chins at once, and can't really hit my lats too well if they've been fatigued by other exercises.  Deads, maybe, but not rows.  The other two i have tried, on occasion, and they do tend to make me sore.