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    Hi,

    Just after some info if doing a 45 minutes weights session in the morning then a 20mins cardio session in the afternoon the same day is this over training or is it bad to do??

    also is traing 1 body part each day over 6 days each week going to get more gains compared to training all upper body 3 times a week any different?

    Cheers for the advise.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Richard Gears View Post
    45 mins of resistance and 20 mins of cardio on the same day shouldnt be considered overtraining.

    However, 6 straight days of it might be. Why not use a split routine, 2 on/1off?
    split routine would be 2 days weights then 1 day cardio then 2 day s weigths again then cardio, would this be correct in what you are saying.
    what I was asking with 6 days weights no cardio, would it be better to train 6 days each body part OR all body part 3 times a week , every 2nd day??
    cheers

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