This helps to keep limbs and muscle bellies balanced and build a more proportional body. Here’s what you’ll find in most aesthetic bodybuilding routines: Exercises and workouts organized according to muscle groups (splits, like push, pull, legs) 50/50 ratio between compound and isolation lifts. 8-20 reps per set.
On the other hand, when you train with a Push Pull Legs routine, the probability of developing muscular imbalances are much lower since the ratio of Push to Pull is 1:1. Another upside of the Push Pull Legs routine over a body part split is that the ratio of upper body to lower body training is 2:1 instead of 4:1.
Legs can be split into push and pull movements, which turns a push/pull/legs split into a push/pull split. A push/pull workout plan is ideal for people who don’t like leg days. Rather than devote an entire day to training legs, you incorporate leg workouts in your push/pull days. On push day you do some quadriceps-dominant lower body
The 4 Day Push/Pull Hypertrophy Routine. WORKOUT 1: PULL 1. Trap Bar Deadlift (or Partial Deadlift) 4 x 6-8 reps. Chin-Up or Pull-Up 4-5 x one rep short of failure. Standing Reverse Cable Fly 4 x 10-12 reps. Incline Dumbbell Curl 4 x 10-12 reps. Dumbbell Shrug 4 x 10-12 reps.