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    Question how many times a week should I do legs?

    I just wanted to know how often i should do my legs. I do hit them hard and I do get sore but even with the soreness is it ok to hit them every 3 or 4 days or just once a week?
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    Re: how many times a week should I do legs?

    Originally posted by greekgod718
    I just wanted to know how often i should do my legs. I do hit them hard and I do get sore but even with the soreness is it ok to hit them every 3 or 4 days or just once a week?
    If you were going to hit them twice a week, put at least 4 days in between. Also look to possibly doing a heavy low rep day, followed later in the week with light and more reps.

    I do legs once per week, but if you're young and can recoup then go for it. Get a feel for how it's going and change it necessary.
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    I agree with Pemburu. Personally, I hit legs every Saturday. I give them a full week to revover (they usually need it).

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    I guess i'm like theese guys, my legs need alot of time to recover and I couldn't train them more than once a week. everyones body will respond differently if yours responds well to it then there is no reason to stop

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    give them time to recoup like IAB and Pemburu said,eat good,drink lots of water.

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    I agree with everyone. I train legs once a week. In fact, I just switched to working them on Fridays so I could have the weekend to recover. Your chest and back are big muscle groups too, your body needs all the time it can get to recover and grow.

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    I train legs once per week.

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    I would suggest doing your legs ONE time per week. As long as you train intensely with heavy weight and good form, once a week is more than enough for growth.

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    Its O.K. to work legs about 2x week, just change the routine.
    Your legs are "large" muscle groups--10 reps to a set is well worth the effort. Above all, get a good rest between leg workouts!

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