Routine

Monday: Back
1) Chins: 4x8
2) Lat pulldowns: 4x12
3) Incline cable rows: 3x12
4) Regular cable low rows: 3x12
5) Barbell rows: 3x12
6) Hyperextensions: 3x25

Tuesday: Legs
1) Squats: 2x15, 2x10, 1x8
2) Leg Press: 3x12
3) Lunges: 5x20
4) Leg ext: 4x15
5) Leg Curls: 4x12, superset with hamtracker, 4x12
6) Stiff-leg deadlifts with a slight bend 3x12

She trained her entire body with a two-day, double-split routine:

DAY 1

6:00a.m. - Lats, Traps, Lower back

11:00a.m. - Ride bike for one hour

2:00p.m. - Run two miles

6:00p.m. - Chest, Front, thighs

10:00p.m. - Ride bike for one hour

Workout 1: Chest, Shoulders, and Triceps 
Bench presses (warm up) 3 x 8-15 
Bench presses (work sets) 5 x 8-15 
High- or low-incline dumbbell presses 3 x 8-10 
Seated dumbbell presses or 
Behind-the-neck presses 3 x 8-15 
Lateral raises 3 x 8-15 
Upright rows 3 x 8-15 
Bent-over laterals 3 x 8-15 
Dips or pushdowns 3 x 8-15 

Legs
Warm-up: 3 minutes on stationary bike

Squats: 4 sets 10-15 Reps

Leg Extensions: 4 sets 10-15 Reps

Leg Press (45 degrees): 4 sets 10-15 Reps

Rachel McLish was the first Ms. Olympia and was at the peak of her popularity in the 80's. She's best know for her muscularity but also for maintaining her feminity. She mainted this look by being steroid free. She continues to train today and looks great. For women looking to obtain a great classic physique look they should give her workout a try.

In Joe Weider's "Shape" magazine, July 1984, Rachel shared her off-season workout schedule.

Day 1:

CHEST & ARMS