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Push-Pull-Legs: The Best Back-to-Basics Program. This has been my go-to for training split for those times when I've needed to center myself again and get "boring yet productive. I based the first phase of the Super Soldier Protocol around push-pull-legs for good reason. To break it down: You spend one workout using your pushing muscles: chest, shoulders, and triceps. With the push-pull-legs split, you're limiting the overlap that'll often happen with other training splits. Now, one could easily argue that overlap is a good thing. And it CAN be if you're managing your volume. But if you're training chest, shoulders, and triceps in one session, then back and biceps the next, you're giving the pushing muscles a chance to be taken through some active and loaded stretching during back day (vertical and horizontal pulling) which can serve as a bit of localized recovery.

The push pull legs split is a simple yet effective training program for people of all abilities. It doesn’t matter if it’s your first time in the gym or you’ve been training for years PPL can help you get to your goals. Push pull legs routines have been proven to be highly effective over the years. You might have noticed that the majority of exercises that you perform in ppl workouts are compound lifts. This allows you to hit multiple muscle groups within the one exercise.

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The push/pull/legs split is one of the simplest, most enduring and popular workout routines there is. And it’s also extremely effective; assuming of course that it’s done right. So in this blog post I’ll explain what a push/pull/legs split involves and why it’s an effective way to train. And I’ll also give you a sample workout routine that you can get started with in the gym. What Is The Push/Pull/Legs Split Routine? The push/pull/legs split is a very simple training method in which you split your body into three parts.

A push-pull split is a logical and effective way to train to maximize your recovery in between sessions. However, if you follow that rule and that rule only, you will lose sight of the fact that there are some great exercises that work ‘push’ and ‘pull’ muscles together. Thinking that a push and a pull muscle group can’t be worked on the same day could actually prevent you from realizing the gains you might see by training them together. So, let’s take back and triceps as an example. Guess what? They actually work well together.