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Contrast Training for Size

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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  1. #1
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    Workout Modification

    I am modifying my workout schedule, and any comments would be appreciated. I was doing this workout: [ I am doing the 6x6 rep/set routine ]

    Day 1
    Deadlifts
    Bent Over Rows
    Rear Delt Rows

    Hammer Curls <= alternate => Reverse-Grip Curls
    OR
    Curls <= alternate => Prone Incline Curls

    Day 2
    Bench Press <= alternate =>Decline Bench Press
    Military Press <= alternate => Side Lateral Raises
    Lying Triceps Extensions
    Self Resistance Neck Work

    Day 3
    Squats
    Pullovers
    Lunges <= alternate =>SLDL
    Calf Raise

    Day 4
    Cardio or rest

    Then repeat.

    What I am thinking of changing it to is this:

    Day 1
    Deadlifts
    Bent Over Rows
    Rear Delt Rows

    Hammer Curls
    Reverse-Grip Curls
    OR
    Curl
    Prone Incline Curl

    Day 2
    Bench Press
    Decline Bench Press
    Military Press
    Side Lateral Raises
    Lying Triceps Extensions
    Self Resistance Neck Work

    Day 3
    Squats
    Pullovers
    Long Lunges to emphasize the Gluteus Maximus
    SLDL
    Calf Raise

    Day 4
    Running or rest

    Repeat

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    I don't know about doing chest & shoulder in the same day...unless it's been working OK for you. Also, you may want to add some pull-ups.

    Other than that, it looks pretty good.
    5'6", 145 lbs.

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    Quote Originally Posted by leveque
    I don't know about doing chest & shoulder in the same day...unless it's been working OK for you. Also, you may want to add some pull-ups.

    Other than that, it looks pretty good.
    Chest and shoulders on the same day has been working well for me.

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    a little more volume than I like to use on a leg day, but it looks pretty solid overall.
    -Matt
    gym lifts: squat: 341lbs, deadlift: 374lbs, bench: 275lbs
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