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any advantage in doing this? is it a good idea?
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the question here is whether it would have any advantage to train with the muscle not fully recoveredIt depends on the intensity.
Generally, muscles need a day or two of rest to build up and not get injured.
I don't think it's a good idea. I would recommend that you hit one muscle group the hardest in one day and let it recover while you train other muscle groups.any advantage in doing this? is it a good idea?
post body pics if you want,or tell me your progressI train same muscles everyday
Don't do it you need to wait for them to be repairedany advantage in doing this? is it a good idea?
Most people there don't have a clue either. Not evidence based at all.bro go to r/fitness most people here dont work out
addictionWhy the fuck would train the same muscles everyday unless you are in prison?
It is absolutely a great idea. Pussies here will say "b-but muh injuries" as a cop out, since that is what they have always been told, even though the best way to relieve DOMS is through working out the muscle in pain, and that the number of sets done in a week on a muscle is directly correlated with the amount of progress you make. Very very few people are under the threat of overtraining, and most are vastly undertraining. "Overtraining" is usually just a cope to justify laziness.any advantage in doing this? is it a good idea?
Big cope. If you train hard you can't hit the same muscle group the next day. If I train chest for example bench 100 kg I can only do 20 kg-40kg max the next day and it will hurt alot. Muscle is built in sleep and through nutrition. The only thing you do in the gym is microtears and muscle damage inorder to grow when you rest and sleep and eatIt is absolutely a great idea. Pussies here will say "b-but muh injuries" as a cop out, since that is what they have always been told, even though the best way to relieve DOMS is through working out the muscle in pain, and that the number of sets done in a week on a muscle is directly correlated with the amount of progress you make. Very very few people are under the threat of overtraining, and most are vastly undertraining. "Overtraining" is usually just a cope to justify laziness.
what is really overtraining? because they make it look like the natty body is a big piece of shit that can’t train with intensity for a long time because muh overtrainingIt is absolutely a great idea. Pussies here will say "b-but muh injuries" as a cop out, since that is what they have always been told, even though the best way to relieve DOMS is through working out the muscle in pain, and that the number of sets done in a week on a muscle is directly correlated with the amount of progress you make. Very very few people are under the threat of overtraining, and most are vastly undertraining. "Overtraining" is usually just a cope to justify laziness.
So... you're argument against me is that it hurts?Big cope. If you train hard you can't hit the same muscle group the next day. If I train chest for example bench 100 kg I can only do 20 kg-40kg max the next day and it will hurt alot. Muscle is built in sleep and through nutrition. The only thing you do in the gym is microtears and muscle damage inorder to grow when you rest and sleep and eat
the issue is the drop in performanceSo... you're argument against me is that it hurts?
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So? Of course you will need to go lighter. Yes, you aren't going to be hitting any PR's on the second day, but that's not what you're trying to do. You are trying to damage the muscle more.the issue is the drop in performance
No learn to readSo... you're argument against me is that it hurts?
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The content of his argument was in the lines "If you train hard you can't hit the same muscle group the next day. If I train chest for example bench 100 kg I can only do 20 kg-40kg max the next day and it will hurt alot." I didn't see how having a worse performance was an argument, so I assumed that hurting was.No learn to read
Sure why not train same muscle group daily see how that works out for you just take 4 hr gym sessions daily full body workout. Tell me about the recoveryThe content of his argument was in the lines "If you train hard you can't hit the same muscle group the next day. If I train chest for example bench 100 kg I can only do 20 kg-40kg max the next day and it will hurt alot." I didn't see how having a worse performance was an argument, so I assumed that hurting was.
You are just salty that I caught you lazy and coping, and now I am living in your head rent free while you try and take cheap shots at me to get revenge JFL.
it was never so real lolIf ur natty it really doesn't matter. All ur gains are just gonna be strength anyhow tbh
Where is that strength coming from if not more muscle buddybroyoIf ur natty it really doesn't matter. All ur gains are just gonna be strength anyhow tbh
What I mean is nattys mostly gain strength. Sure the first year you get growth....but after its just gonna be strength. Maybe it's just my 6in wrists. WhateverWhere is that strength coming from if not more muscle buddy
I seriously think the most effective routine for non enhanced lifters is sets of 3 to 5 reps on overhead press and backsquat. Maybe do other shit as you feel like it...take a rest day maybe if you didn't sleep enuf or you are sick.
That's how I felt when I dieted down to 180lbsView attachment 1029437this is how i feel me
@Jkwww I Want To Train Your Muscles.I don't think it's a good idea. I would recommend that you hit one muscle group the hardest in one day and let it recover while you train other muscle groups.