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Compare PPL and Upper/Lower splits. Find out which works best for your schedule and goals.
PPL hits each muscle twice a week with high specificity. Upper/Lower offers flexibility with 3-4 days. Which is better? It depends on your schedule, recovery, and goals. RepLog tracks both flawlessly.
Easily switch between 3-6 day splits without losing your history.
Ensure you hit the same weekly volume regardless of split structure.
Track session RPE to manage cumulative fatigue across different splits.
PPL is great, but requires 6 days a week. Upper/Lower works with 4. **The Consistency Factor:** It is better to run a "Sub-optimal" Upper/Lower split consistently for 52 weeks than to run an "Optimal" PPL split for 3 weeks and quit because you got busy. RepLog allows you to be flexible—if you miss a PPL Leg day, turn the next day into a Full Body session to catch up.
Yes, you can just rotate P-P-L over a continuous cycle regardless of the week.
Yes, common splits like PHAT (Upper/Lower + PPL) are fully supported.
"There's no universally 'better' split—only the one that fits your life. Use RepLog to track and compare your results."
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