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Contrast training is a unique way to optimize results. Read this article by Lee Boyce about how to incorporate it into your training to pack on lean muscle mass.

By: Lee Boyce Added: March 25th, 2013
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    remove

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    I was gonna ask where the deadlifts and squats were..but then I saw the first sentence. I didnt really look it over thoroughly, but maybe you could drop one of the calf raises?....Just do some standing ones and that should be enough.

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    Quote Originally Posted by frankm007
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    Wide-grip Pull-Downs

    Triceps
    Cable Push-downs
    No wide grip pulling, focus on pressing.

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    No wide grip pulling, focus on pressing.
    can some1 explain real qujick y pulldowns are bad liek whats negative about the pulling?
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    I would take out wide grip pulldowns and put bb rows before t bar rows, and substitute cable push-downs with seated overhead db extensions.
    And a wide grip pulldown or pullup puts your rotators in a bad position, where a wrong movement could cause a shoulder injury. It's not so much the pulling motion, but the wide grip that is more dangerous.
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    How come you can SLDL, but you can't do regular DL's?

    I would do one vertical and one horizontal back move. I'd also go with one bicep excercise, if any, but I have never been too big on direct arm work. Go with two compound chest moves and one shoulder. For calves and triceps I'd go with one direct move. I would divide the workout into a 2-3 days per week split, hitting each excercise once per week.

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    you should really squat and deadlift though.
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