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Originally Posted by fet123
Is there such a thing as the body getting used to the workout rutine and stop growing, even if you are pushing it to the limit? Or will it continue growing steady as long as your are eating correctly and pushing the bidy to the limit while working out. The main thing is that I feel my body is ussed to the rutine and it stop growing. Maybe it could be paranoia, but im just wondering if the body could get ussed to excersiing and stop growing.
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Originally Posted by ForemanRules
Post your exact workout in detail and your stats.
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Originally Posted by fet123
its been 4 weeks since I really started working out. Since I started I gained 4 pounds currently I am 137lbs and 5,9ft. I always been very skinny but I am seing improvement. my body fat is pretty low dont know exactly what it is, but I know its low. I now I am much stronger cause I restled a friend and i did much better than before I started. I try to go 4 to 5 days to the gym and I do upper and lower body split, Usually 3 days upper body and 1 lower body. My rutine varies different excersices to keep it changing, I do a lot of dumbbell execises and some machine ones(not to many), I rotate the execises constantly. I eat healthy and help it out with some protein shakes. I usually do 3 set of 8 reps on all my exercises. And I push it to the point the 8 one is imposible to do. I usually stay in the gym for 1 to 2 hours more in the 1 hour range.
I know im stronger but I dont feel the burning sensation I used to feel when I started working out. I am not sore anymore and it feels like if I dint go to the gim at all. I might be getting stronger, im not sure if bigger some friends say yeah but i dont see it. One question. whats plateau? Thanks for the help |
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Originally Posted by CowPimp
Overload is one of the principles of an effective workout. If you aren't doing anything to force your body to adapt, then it won't.
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