Reply With QuoteA more useful question would be "how long do I take to recover". Everybody has different recovery rates and tolerance to training. Leave two days, see how you go. Next time leave three, see if it's better. Next time, just leave one and see what happens. Work out how you best respond.
Training chest or bis 2 days after arm day?
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Training chest or bis 2 days after arm day?
For the past month i've been doing 2 days on 1 off.
chest
back
rest
shoulders/arms
legs
rest
However back in the past i would do 4 on 1 off
chest
back
legs
shoulders/arms
rest
What are your guy's opinion on training chest or back only 2 days after your arm workout. Do you feel that this is not enough time to recover for your tris/bis?
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