I've changed up my split, and am aiming less at sheer bulk/strength, and more at a toughening, or sports training (I went and grappled a little bit, and even though I was at least twice as strong as the other people, and have been going balls out on my cardio, I was petering out too quickly). I know we've talked about this before, but the last time I changed it up in an effort to do the same, it didn't help as much as I needed it to, so now I'm going to make it gritty.
I have already moved legs to its own day a couple of weeks ago, making my split a MTW(H)FSaSu split, from a MT(W)HF(SaSu) split, doing Pull/Legs/Push(off)Pull/Legs/Push.
However, like I said, I now want to start integrating different stuff into the mix, not quite taking it to the point of a strict circuit, but I'm going to be mixing in a ton of supersets and manual resistance, and speeding up the whole process, with a focus on constant movement (even if I'm "resting" inbetween movements, I'm walking around, or shaking it out)... even if for nothing else other than getting into the mentality of being fine with no rest. Today, for instance on my leg day I went with core work as my addon. It looked like this:
Leg Press 3x8 (already had a heavy squat day a couple days ago)
SS with 4-way bridges (20s each)
RDL 3x10
SS with triple threats (on your back, exercise ball under your ankles, straight legged bridge up x7, curled leg bridge up x7, straight legged bridge to bent leg bridge curl)
Leg Extensions 2x10
SS with Ham Curls 2x10
SS with Back Extensions 2x10
SS With Supermans 2x15
Calves
SS with weighted crunches
MR Hip Flexor
So, I've decided to pair up my days in a way that made sense to me. My leg day I'm going to do core work because those two need to work together more than anything else. On my Push day, I'm going to work in a ton of med ball work (still partly core, but more training in using the entire body to explode).
My question to you is what do you think I could be mixing in with my pull day? I'm going to add in forearm/grip to the mix, but that's not going to be enough, all said and done, to keep the day filled out like the other two.
(I know this seems like overtraining, but I don't intend on keeping up on it for too long, maybe a month or so. Just long enough to give my body a shock to where I can hit the ground prepared).