I have 3 quick questions about the Volume Cycle 2. The third one is the most important one. Please help me
1) I'm doing Cable Crossovers instead of Peck Deck, so after my Chest day both my biceps and triceps are "hurt". This is why I'd prefer to follow your recommendation from comment section on the blog:
M: Chest & Abs
T: Legs
W: Triceps & Biceps
T: Back
F: Shoulders
Quick question about this order: are there any drawbacks here compared to the one recommended in the book?
2) On Forearms day, should I preform Wrist Curls (where you recommended dumbbels instead of a barbell) or Reverse Wrist Curls? Or maybe it's best to do one set of each?
3) (The most important question) I'm very confused about the Back day. According to the Exercise Bank I can change Deadlifts for Bent Over Barbell Rows, but any of those for Decline Cable Pullovers, which you recommend instead of Bent Over Rows in the book. Also, doesn't hyperextensions target totally different muscles than Decline Cable Pullovers (which can be alternated according to the Exercise Bank)? My idea is to use Bent Over BB Rows instead of Deadlifts (I like those Rows!) and Decline Cable Pullovers (I love this one as well!) instead of Bent Over Rows... But I'm not sure if that's recommended, because I'm also accidentally changing the order from the standard routine outlined in the book (Rows were second). You also say Rows are great, but Cable Pullovers are better? This is what I understand from the page 73. And it's all about one exercise, so maybe it's not a good idea to use both of them (and only those two exercises) on my Back day? To make it simple: I don't want deadlifts on my back day, but I can do every other back exercise (with decline cable pullovers instead of pullover machine). Which two exercises would you recommend (including the exact order)?
Huge thanks in advance!
Edit: 4) I saw Marks recommendation on dips to finish on negative. Is it a good idea to finish every exercise like that? It would make sense for example on chest presses (I'm using smith machine so I can stop the weight few inches above my chest and don't hurt myself

