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Four-day Bodybuilding Split

If you want to build muscles in the best possible way, this piece of information on a 4-day bodybuilding split will surely be of an interest to you.

Monday: The day is meant for legs. Try out four sets of squat with ten repetitions each and follow it with four sets and ten repetitions of 45-degree leg press. Then, engage yourself in one set of ten repetitions each of leg extension (triple drop set), then four sets with ten repetitions of stiff leg deadlift, and follow it with four sets with ten repetitions of leg curl.

Tuesday: This day is meant for the chest and calves. Start four sets of ten repetitions of incline smith machine bench press, four sets of ten repetitions of dumbbell press, three sets with ten repetitions of incline dumbbell flies, and three sets with ten repetitions of pec dec. After the last set, drop off the weight carefully and perform a fourth set on an immediate basis.

For the calves, you need to do four sets with twelve repetitions of standing calf raise and four sets with twelve repetitions of seated calf raise but do make it a point to take a rest of thirty seconds between the sets.

Wednesday: The day is meant for shoulders and triceps. Indulge into three sets and ten repetitions each of seated dumbbell press, dumbbell lateral raises, and rear delt machine. For triceps, get into three sets and ten repetitions each of lying tricep extension, cable tricep extension, and dumbbell tricep kickback.

Take a one day rest to relax the body and muscles.

Friday: This day is meant for the back and biceps. Perform three sets with ten repetitions of wide grip pull up, and four sets each with ten repetitions each of lat pull down, machine t-bar row, and machine row. For the biceps, indulge yourself in three sets each with ten repetitions each of EZ bar curl and incline dumbbell curl, and three sets with twelve repetitions of reverse grip barbell curl.

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