Does keeping a log necessary in weight training to gain muscle? I am just a beginner and does not have much luck in weight lifting in the past. I wonder if keeping a a log will produce result. I would appreciate if you share with me whether you need a log in weight training and how do you go about it? I find using paper log inconvenient enough in the gym or is using mobile phone software www.doitech.com/fitness a better choice? Thank you very much.
Well if this is spam it wont be here for long. If not I want to make a comment and say I wouldnt say you have to keep a journal, but its best so people can critique everything you do and it helps in the long run.
Does keeping a log necessary in weight training to gain muscle? I am just a beginner and does not have much luck in weight lifting in the past. I wonder if keeping a a log will produce result. I would appreciate if you share with me whether you need a log in weight training and how do you go about it? I find using paper log inconvenient enough in the gym or is using mobile phone software www.I'm a fatass.com a better choice? Thank you very much.
I find all of that too inexpensive and inconvenient, so I have a Poet Laureate follow me around and write beautiful prose about my workout.
thank you for all your comments, i would like to start note taking. As I have a full time job and have only 30 minutes the most a day for training, what would be a good 2 day split routine? Would appreciate for any link too. Thank you!
Ps: reply to the last post, after doing a hard set of 8 rep, taking a pen and record the set in a notebook seems to be out of steps or breath, that is what i feel in the gym...
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