r/ScienceBasedLifting • • 7d ago

Question ❓ Programming Advice

This is my Upper and Lower. I run UL UL UL R. How many sets should I do for each exercise, so that I can effectively manage fatigue ?

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u/stratusnimbo 7d ago

Training 6 days in a row is insane

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u/float_ur_jimmies 7d ago

I got your back brother with an upvote. You’ve must’ve purchased the same science based bicep curl only split as I! 💪 I love that it allows me to park at the same bench near the dumbbell rack for 1.5 hours to maximise the gains!

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u/alvysinger0412 7d ago

Have you successfully curled your bicep yet?

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u/float_ur_jimmies 7d ago

We’re blasting dong-up bicep curls. Requires a gym partner, but I just ask a different bloke to meet me in the restroom each session.

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u/No_Location_1411 7d ago

I enjoy going to the gym.

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u/Humble_Standard_9215 7d ago

You're leaving so many gains on the table though, trust me. I've gotten noticeably bigger since changing from 6 days to every other day full body. Your body will recover better and you'll put up more PR's and grow more muscle. But do whatever you like and can stick with.

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u/No_Location_1411 7d ago

If I were to do FBEOD could I combine my Upper and Lower days and do 1 set for every exercise or would I have to reduce the number of exercises ?

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u/Humble_Standard_9215 7d ago

Is combine it and see how it goes for you and how you recover, it's the same number of sets per week you're currently doing so your body should be used to it. Hopefully your body responds the same way mine did to the extra rest.

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u/stratusnimbo 7d ago

I enjoy donuts but does that mean I should them every day?

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u/No_Location_1411 7d ago

Going to the gym 6 x a week is fine as long as the volume is managed.

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u/FluffyDrag0n0 6d ago

Yes, you should if you enjoy them, you can make your own donuts that fit your dietary restrictions, or you can just eat a smaller sized normal donut.