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I train 5 days a week
Day 1: Shoulders (Delts)
Day 2: Arms (Biceps, Triceps)
Day 3: Legs (Quads, Hamstrings)
Day 4: Back (Traps, General Back)
Day 5: Chest (Pecs)
When training for any sport or for overall fitness, you should always train the whole body as all muscle groups require opposite groups, for example, biceps work with your triceps as opposing muscle groups. Also exercising your legs especially weight training sparks an increase in anabolic hormones which then causes an increase of the whole body. Also I recommended that you do supersets while undergoing weight training at the gym as it hits your muscle groups hard rather than just doing a single exercise and then resting.
For example, if you are really wanting to increase your back size and strength, you will want to work on a compound exercise followed by an isolation exercise, so this will include a Deadlift followed by chin-ups or pull-ups. Wide grip pull-ups will give you the best increase in back size and strength. Also after your first exercise, in this case the Deadlift, make sure you go straight onto the Isolation exercise without rest, rest should be undertaken after the second exercise (Isolation in this case).
Muscular Endurance: 12-18 Reps
Size and Strength: 4-8 Reps
If you don't understand compound or isolation exercises, just search them on google or any exercise website.
Personally I started Trial biking around 2 months ago, so I am still learning the basics.
sorry but wouldn't train like this atall, unless you want you want out of proportion arms because you train biceps when you train back and tri's with chest, 5 days a week is a big split is well but only you no whats good for you
but the most important thing to remember its only 30% in the gym its all about what you eat!!!
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its ok but there's alot of similar things like it out there and frankly they are better
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i lift alot, loads more than i ride but what i find helps the most for trials is deadlifts because that's where most of the power for trials comes from
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not unorthodox squats and dead lifts help alot but personal i find its more about technique that anything els
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As i am a student and dont have much money i was wondering of a cheep way to make my bike feel longer, any suggestions??
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its a good few years old, repainted a few times thats why it looks good
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whilst having a go at brake-less, this happens. Looks like i'm on the market for a new frame
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need a lid boys
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need to put a lid on
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love the landing
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Comments?
im into d-step alot but enjoyed that
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have a good one xxx
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