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well
i decided that i should change my routine Before i was using push/pull/legs routine But on push day, my triceps would be exhausted from doing chest so i decided to switch my schedule to doing triceps/back and biceps/chest About 12 days ago or so i did my last push routine and on bench i go mostly for power so i always try to get a higher total weight on one of my sets basically an all out set. I did about what i had been at for 2-3 weeks... so I rest for 4-5 days and do back/triceps everything went well i suppose but then i took off 7 full days of not lifting Today when i went to workout on chest I beat the last days bench by over 10 pounds on my all out set! When i went to the max-out chart is was at 15 pounds higher than last time! This was so amazing and im very happy with it. All the rest combined with the triceps workout worked very well! And i thought i was going to do bad, because an hour earlier i jogged over a mile and was still tired! I cant wait till my tricep workout, im really going to push it and rest good, then i want to actually do a 1 rep max-out to see what happens |
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Join Date: Feb 2004
Location: Chicago, Illinois
Posts: 945
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I've had similar experiences from taking a prolonged rest period after high volume. It's amazing. That's why I've said that one of the best no-cost anabolic activators is rest.
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i wouldnt say prolonged...but it was definetly a few days extra that i needed
i had been staying up late and what not and was scared to go workout tired or w/e thanks for the reply |
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