Do not train triceps or delts ( shoulders) before chest, biceps before back, or forearms before any upper bodypart.
You see, if you exaust a smaller muscle group before blasting a larger muscle, you will not have the same strength for the latter group.
However, there are exceptions. Lets say you have a weak tricep muscle, and your chest is a strong point in your musculature, you could actually train your triceps first to emphasize priority on your weak parts.
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However, there are exceptions. Lets say you have a weak tricep muscle, and your chest is a strong point in your musculature, you could actually train your triceps first to emphasize priority on your weak parts.
Whenever you decide to work on triceps first, however, don`t do bench presses or dips. There is another exception due to the way this muscle is built and can be reversed: the hamstring before the quadriceps.
The hamstrings are a large muscle group and can absorb the punishment before a quad workout, and also can help to bring balance in cases where the quads are not paired with the hamstring. Also, if noticed, whenever there is a quad workout, especially a heavy duty one with much compound lifts like squats and leg presses, it stresses the hamstring as well.
So if you work on the leg curls first, you will give an extra work during the lifts for the quads, thus improving if it is also a weak point.
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