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Health

There are many ways to split up the muscle groups that you train. Many bodybuilders like to train 5-6 times per week whereas others only have time to get to the gym 3 times per week. However much time you have to workout, there are many ways to accommodate an excellent exercise split with your schedule.

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The most basic split is a 3 day a week routine. This is popular because it leaves the weekends free if you choose to train on Monday, Wednesday and Friday. With this split you can train your total body each workout. If you do this you must change the exercises you select from workout to workout to increase the effectiveness and prevent overtraining.

 

 

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