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If you understand what I'm conveying in these weightlifting tips, you'll be able to construct much better routines and make better muscle building progress.

Let me give you a couple of examples of problem splits that I've seen in magazines or books.

Very few splits eliminate overlap.

The second big problem with most split routines in these weightlifting tips is the unintended

consequence of overlap.

So instead of 3 sets on the bench press in a full body routine (or maybe a two way split), they end up training chest by itself and performing 15 sets.

Since they've split their weightlifting routine into multiple workouts, they end up training just as long, but on fewer body parts.

The first problem with going to a split routine is that most weight lifters end up doing too much work for each body part.

They end up banging their proverbial heads against the wall without making any progress, wondering why all these weightlifting tips aren't working for them.

Unfortunately, they run into a couple of problems and they don't realize what the problems are so they can't fix them.

The second (and bigger) problem is that most people using these weightlifting tips on split routines falsely believe that their split routine will keep them from overtraining.

With a proper full body workout regimen, you'll build muscle at a very fast rate.

First of all, full body weightlifting routines are extremely effective.

This has caused two problems that are holding you back from massive muscle gains and faster fat loss results.

This is because so many weightlifting tips involve using a split routine.

Take a look around your gym. Nowadays you see very few people performing full

body workouts.

If you're like most bodybuilders and weight lifters, you train most of the time on some sort of split routine.