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    2 much training?

    Hey..

    im a HIGHTSCHOOL STUDENT GR.12

    and our phys. ed. class we started making our weight room schedule...

    It will last for 4 weeks.

    50 mins a day.!!!

    But i go to a nearby gym after school for my workouts..I ALSO PAY for it....

    Is there a way to work out 2 times a day???..

    Im thinking adding 1 or 2 more protien shakes n maybe start creatine & add 1 or 2h extra sleep might help me recover....??

    T.P

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    you can do a 2 days split by:

    example:
    wo1 = chest
    wo2 = triceps

    but do not work the same bp 2x per day.

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    I'd work opposing muscles in one day..


    session 1 : bi's
    session 2 : tris

    session 1: chest
    session 2: back

    etc.. etc.. etc..
    These are my favorite faces : - - -

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    i have a question relating to recovery...

    1) if you do two types of dead lifts, one on leg day and one on back day, hpw far apart should they be?

    2) -and how far apart should back and shoulders be (if not done in same session)

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    ^to answer both.. 2 days for both.. is it the best? iono but that's my schedule and it's fine with me.. sldl monday, conv dl weds.. shoulders monday, back weds

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