lower body muscles and modify the routine as needed. Pressing, Pulling, and Squatting Movements The logic behind this method is that certain muscle groups tend to work together in . For example, many back exercises are pulling movements that work the back, biceps, and forearms together. That means that it makes a lot of sense to do your back and biceps on the same day. Pressing movements for the chest and shoulders tend to involve the triceps. This goes for exercises like bench presses and shoulder presses. Also, many chest exercises such as the incline bench press will heavily involve the shoulders. So it might make sense to train your chest, shoulders, and triceps together. Same for the legs. Your squats will hit your quads, hamstrings, buttocks, and lower back at the same time. Again, it makes great sense to train these together as well. Of course the fact that these muscles all work together so much might be the exact reason you decide not to train them together. I’ve found myself
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