Pros & Cons of the PPL Split | ETP#131

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Push Pull Legs, more commonly referred to as PPL is a popular training split that divides the body into thirds and is repeated twice per rotation. This particular training split has a lot of upsides, but it also has some downsides that present some interesting wrinkles when designing a PPL cycle. Bryan’s upcoming training cycle will be PPL based, so in today’s episode we present our PRO’s and CON’s of the PPL.
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0:00 - Life/Episode Updates
22:23 - Frequency of stimulus per muscle group as potential pro and con
28:36 - What to do with muscle groups that recover faster
30:22 - Acts as a “specialization” cycle for the muscles that match the recovery curve
37:14 - Secondary muscle groups may get deprioritized
47:37 - Training all of the lower body on a single day
50:42 - Discussion around the implementation of short/lengthened movements in the structure
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1. Life/Episode Updates (00:00:00)

2. Frequency of stimulus per muscle group as potential pro and con (00:22:48)

3. What to do with muscle groups that recover faster (00:29:01)

4. Acts as a “specialization” cycle for the muscles that match the recovery curve (00:30:47)

5. Secondary muscle groups may get deprioritized (00:37:39)

6. Training all of the lower body on a single day (00:48:02)

7. Discussion around the implementation of short/lengthened movements in the structure (00:51:07)