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Upper-Lower Split HR PDF

This document outlines a 4-day upper/lower body split workout routine that divides the body into upper and lower body sections and alternates between them over the week. Each workout focuses on one section through a series of compound and isolated exercises completed in 3 sets of 6-12 repetitions. The routine is recommended for beginners and can be modified to fit different schedules. Nutrition and rest guidelines are also provided.

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Upper-Lower Split HR PDF

This document outlines a 4-day upper/lower body split workout routine that divides the body into upper and lower body sections and alternates between them over the week. Each workout focuses on one section through a series of compound and isolated exercises completed in 3 sets of 6-12 repetitions. The routine is recommended for beginners and can be modified to fit different schedules. Nutrition and rest guidelines are also provided.

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UPPER/LOWER BODY SPLIT

4 day BUFF DUDES upper & lower body split


Notes: The following repetition ranges throughout the 4 day
upper/lower body split will be 6 - 12. This will allow you to
adjust accordingly to your goal and strength. If you’re looking to
add more strength and size, stay within the lower rep ranges,
like 6 - 8. If you’re looking for more of a hypertrophy/metabolic
workout, stay within the higher rep ranges, like 10 - 12.

DAY 1 - UPPER
T-bar Rows 3 sets  6 - 12 reps
Incline Barbell Press 3 sets  6 - 12 reps
Dumbbell Clean and Press 3 sets  6 - 12 reps
Lying Dumbbell Triceps Ext. 3 sets  6 - 12 reps
Dumbbell Spider Curls 3 sets  6 - 12 reps
Farmer Walks 3 sets  60 - 90 second

DAY 2 - LOWER
Front Squats 3 sets  6 - 12 reps
Lunges 3 sets  10 - 20 steps
Hack Squats 3 sets  6 - 12 reps
Box Jumps 3 sets  6 - 12 reps
Seated Calf Raises 3 sets  6 - 12 reps

DAY 3 - CARDIO/ABS (optional)


Steady State Cardio  45 - 60 minutes
Plank 3 sets  30 - 60 seconds
Reverse Crunch 3 sets  15 reps

DAY 4 - UPPER
Pull Ups (or cable pull downs) 3 sets  6 - 12 reps
Dumbbell Flat Press 3 sets  6 - 12 reps
Overhead Press 3 sets  6 - 12 reps
Cable Triceps Ext. 3 sets  6 - 12 reps
Barbell Curls 3 sets  6 - 12 reps
Finger Curls 3 sets  6 - 12 reps
DAY 5 - LOWER
Deadlift 3 sets  6 - 12 reps
Hip Lift (Bridges) 3 sets  6 - 12 reps
Dumbbell Romanian DL 3 sets  6 - 12 reps
Single Leg Press 3 sets  6 - 12 reps
Adduction Machine 3 sets  6 - 12 reps
Abduction Machine 3 sets  6 - 12 reps
Standing Calf Raises 3 sets  6 - 12 reps

DAY 6 - CARDIO/ABS (optional)


HIIT  20 - 30 minutes
Kneeling High Pulley Chops 3 sets  15 reps (each side)
Weighted Machine Crunch 3 sets  10 - 20 reps

DAY 7 - OFF

Hudson and I usually like to start with a “feel out” set in order to
find the right weight for our goal rep range. Do not count the initial
“feel out” set as an actual working set. This will happen on the
first week, so the following weeks we (and you) will know what
weight to start with - so make sure and write down your weight
and the rep range you performed.

The on and off day schedule is not set in stone and can be
adjusted accordingly to your schedule.

Examples: Day 1: UPPER


Day 2: OFF
Day 3: LOWER
Day 4: OFF
Day 5: UPPER
Day 6: OFF
Day 7: LOWER
or
Day 1: LOWER
Day 2: UPPER
Day 3: OFF
Day 4: OFF
Day 5: LOWER
Day 6: UPPER
Day 7: CARDIO/ABS

...and so on.
The Upper/Lower body split is an amazing beginner microcycle
(1 - 3 week) program that can get you amazing results, but it can
also be used as a transition period into a more intense mesocycle
(12 week) program.

Of course with any exercise program you’ll want to maintain a


healthy eating schedule and even write down and track your
calories and macronutrient ratios, along with 6 - 9 hours of sleep
(depending on the person) and stay hydrated - always.

No one said being a BUFF DUDE was easy.

If you’d like to complete the Upper/Lower plan along with us


please check out our video series at youtube.com/buffdudes.
Along with the Upper/Lower Split Routine you can find many
additional food and fitness videos to help you along your journey
of becoming a Buff Dude or Grrrl.

Enjoy the plan, stay safe and STAY BUFF!

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