Main focus is to perform this routine for 8 to 12 weeks to ensure optimal muscle gains, growth and strength. It is a 6 day split routine that focuses upon building muscle and targeting each muscle group separately on their own day. ** Chest - On chest day you will focus upon targeting your upper and lower pecs, developing fullness and definition. ** Shoulders - With shoulders you will target the deltoids and traps while building size and strength. ** Legs - On legs day you will focus on the Quad, Hamstring and Calf muscles. For these three muscles your main target will be development, separation, growth and definition of each muscle. ** Arms - During arms day you will be working out the biceps, triceps, and forearms. For biceps you will focus on the head of the bicep, building thickness and definition. Triceps will target all 3 heads of the muscle building on thickness, growth and separation. ** Back - With back day you will be focusing upon the upper and lower back muscles developing thickness, definition and separation of the little muscles ** Cardio and Abs day you will be focusing on your cardio and your abs. While you are performing each exercise you will start off with a weight that you are able to do for 15 reps and with each set you will increase the weight and decrease the reps, as in a bulking routine. But rather than focusing on bulking up the muscles, with this routine you will focus on isolation, slow and precise movements to target the little muscles and get full benefits from performing this routine. With Ab exercises that are listed as "undefined" this means the maximum amount that you are able to perform for this set and on the final set of the exercise you want to perform it until failure. *** Notes : With this routine diet is key, you want to eat and have a clean and healthy diet to attain optimal and best gains possible. Intensity and focusing on the motions/movements of each exercise will help target and build the little muscles of each body part. You can superset exercises if you would like to keep up the intensity of this routine along with the pump within your muscles.