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I can't do rows and lat pulldowns on the same day. I've tried a bunch of times and I can't seem to get it to work. One always tires me out and kills my performance in the other. So, I'm gonna mix up my routine, but I don't know the best way to do it.

Should I do bench and rows on one day, then overhead press and lat pulldowns on the next? Or, should I do bench and lat pulldowns on one day, and rows and overhead press on the next?

I know this will all come down to what feels the best, but I'd like to hear your opinions. Any suggestions?

I can't do rows and lat pulldowns on the same day. I've tried a bunch of times and I can't seem to get it to work. One always tires me out and kills my performance in the other. So, I'm gonna mix up my routine, but I don't know the best way to do it. Should I do bench and rows on one day, then overhead press and lat pulldowns on the next? Or, should I do bench and lat pulldowns on one day, and rows and overhead press on the next? I know this will all come down to what feels the best, but I'd like to hear your opinions. Any suggestions?

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Do chest, shoulders and triceps one day, back and biceps the next. Focus on pulldowns first and then once you get stronger get some rows in.

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Why pulldowns first?

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I am assuming your back might be a weakpoint, pulldowns are easier to do than chin ups, rows also require more strength because they thicken out the back, the pulldowns will expand the back just don't do them or chin ups behind your neck.

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K. I'm not new to lifting or anything. I've been doing all the compound "Olympic" lifts since high school. What I did for my back (besides deadlift) was just cable rows and single arm dumbell rows. I can still do 3 sets of 10 with 60 pound dumbells and keep good form. I just never did many pullups or pulldowns though.