StrengthLog’s 6-Day Upper/Lower Workout Split is a nine-week training program for intermediate to advanced lifters and bodybuilders who want to build muscle and strength, training six days per week. It is a high-frequency hypertrophy program based on current exercise science.
This article outlines everything you need to know about the training split: the workouts, the exercises, the progression system, and what to expect.
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StrengthLog’s 6-Day Upper/Lower Workout Split is designed for the intermediate and advanced lifter looking to build muscle with a high-frequency approach without spending hours in the gym every workout.
Unlike the classic upper/lower split, where you train four times per week, splitting your body parts into two upper body workouts and two lower body workouts, StrengthLog’s 6-Day Upper/Lower Workout Split ups the frequency. As the name suggests, you train six days per week, alternating between an upper body day and a lower body day, resting on the seventh day.
Each training sessions is relatively short, which allows you to maintain a high training intensity for the entire workout. The increased training frequency provides optimal weekly training volume to maximize muscle gains.
Please note that StrengthLog’s 6-Day Upper/Lower Workout Split is not a beginner’s workout split. You might not have yet developed the ability to recover from this kind of high-volume, high-frequency training if you’re relatively new to the gym. If you’re a beginner, we suggest you start with one of our beginner training programs.
Our popular four-day Upper/Lower Body Split Program is also a great option if you have a few months of regular training under your lifting belt:
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