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| Veteran | Off Season Routine I did an old offseason routine for 8 week from powerlifting: It was a 3/2 split: Day 1: Chest/Back Day 2: Legs Day 3: Arms, Shoulders I would do 1 exercise for each bodypart. Do about 8-10 sets for larger muscles 6-8 for smaller. Reps just went by how I felt but usually were high rep to failure. I would to warm ups but try to get 3-4 work sets for each exercise. Then I would take off a couple of days. IF I was a bit tired I would take a third day off then repeat the cycle. Then start up training for my powerlifting again. I was usually very fresh and ready to role. I do almost no free weight exercises during this time. I just rested up alot.
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