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    2 a day/ same body part work outs!

    I read in a magazine about a 2 a day work out/ same body part that will shock the body into growing....... Will this work???????? lets say to do bi's twice in a day!

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    I wouldn't do it....seems like over kill to me, even if volume and intensity are taken into consideration and adjusted accordigly. All that work in one day seems to be a bit much. I try not to read about workouts in magazines because they usually have silly things like this.
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    actually at the highscool
    in athletics
    last year they had guys doing this for months

    and it seemed to work despite
    what i had to say about it :\

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    I don't see the point. I might do one muscle early and one muscle later. I think that would be a more effective way of splitting your training into two parts during the day. You should be able to get an effective workout for one muscle in one fell swoop.
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    I have been trying this for the last two weeks to see how it works with me. I’m also on a cycle of M1T so my recovery rate is better than it normally is. I have a morning and afternoon session and I have noticed that I can use more weight in the afternoon on the same routine than I did in the morning. Don’t know, it may have to be with that I’m not really a morning person. But I know for sure I don’t feel overworked by the time I get to that PM session. I can’t say anything as far as strength I have only been at it like I said for two weeks won’t be getting my maxes in for another six weeks, but I have a good feeling about this. Just make sure if you do try it out, I wouldn’t work on the same muscle again for at least 72 hours to make sure you’re fully recovered.

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    I've read that Bulgarian olympic weightlifters train 4 and 5 times a day! And they produce some of top lifters in the world. Each workout is high intensity and short in duration.
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