There are full body routines, one set per
bodypart routines, routines that use rest - pause, routines that feature training just shy of failure, and routines that are high volume.
Not exact matches
If you are an advanced lifter and you want to improve or shock a
bodypart (or in our case the shoulders) you should try this intense Shoulder Workout
Routine.
Split
routines are classically considered as exercises that are performed on a grouping of 2 or more
bodyparts in a session.
If your shoulders are a lagging
bodypart, for an example, try to add 30 - 50 light reps of dumbbell presses after every workout in the course of 7 - 10 days and then return to your normal
routine.
you said you were having recovery problems when you started this
routine; that's a good indication that your total rep volume is too high, or that you're doing too many sets per
bodypart per workout.
Curtis: At our age, is hitting a
bodypart to failure once a week superior to a more traditional two - times - a-week
routine?
For instance, at 45, on legitimate testosterone replacement therapy and with consistent diet and sleep
routines, you can hit each
bodypart twice in a seven - day rotation and train each of those groups with two to three movements doing two sets to positive failure each workout.