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    If your still worn, should you W/O?

    Lately ive been pushing it, getting in more exercises and spending more time at the gym. Ive been worn 2 days later, and i still will go. Should i be? I know i can lift other muscles/groups but im just curious if its going to have a negative effect (enough to not go) on muscle fibers/repair/generating more LBM.

    Also i should probobaly add that i have a pretty good diet. Plenty of protein multiV, and i take antioxidants before and post lift.I use celltech (i know its basically mass markets crap and v12 is better). And i get a descent amount of sleep (not always).

    WELL, im going anyway.... ill load up on glutamine first, maybe that will help
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    You should post your routine for these guys to critique. They are real helpful. And what exactly do you mean by worn? A lot of these guys recommend if you train one muscle group hard once a week to ensure full recovery, for some people twice a week. My body gets best results from training each group twice a week. I definetly dont lift with a muscle that feels like its going to lag because I just trained it say two days ago.

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    ^Typ-O's above

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    Well Today my routine was:

    Dumbell bench press 6x75's x2
    Decline dumbell bench 6x65's x2
    Incline dumbell bench 6x60's x2

    L laterals 10x35'sx2
    bow ties 6x105x2
    alternating upright rows 8x50(?)x2
    dumbell shrugs 85's

    dumbell bench flys 14x35'sx2-3
    standing flys 8x35'sx3

    close grip tri ext. w/curl bar 65x8x2
    french presses, dont remember weight
    pulldowns on a lat machine standing up w/100(?)

    and prob. one or two exercise i cant remember.

    i got all this done in a little over an hour and 1/2

    Ideas?

    And by worn i mean sore pecs, and lats hurt.

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    You do all of this every other day?!? Ah, if so then yes you are over training and no I wouldn't lift when I was that sore. Split that crap into specific body parts and do a three day split.
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    you dont do any kind of split???

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    That's pretty much what I did until I came here (everything in one day, every other day) Now I have a 3 day split

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    well i used to do eveery thing in one day and 5 days a week lol its good i now have 4 day split and i did dead lifts today they are well good fun hard work but fun i think

    i do each muscle groupo once a week as per my split and when i do i train very hard to ensure a proper work out as there is 6 days for the muscle to recover if you think about it

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    I sometimes continue to work the muscle even if it's sore. However, only you can really be the judge. Do whatever your intuition tells you.
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    When i go, as you can see i work lots of muscle groups. I obvioulsy need to change this. If you have any pointers on a better routine i would love to hear it.

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    I suggest lowering your workout length to 60 minutes of lifting. Catabolic hormone levels begin to surge at this point, and anabolic hormone levels start to dive.

    What days are you free to workout? How many days per week do you prefer to workout?
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    No leg or back work?

    what r bow ties?
    What this means is that when we drop a ball and it falls to the ground, it wasn't the ball that moved (down to the ground), but the ground that moved (up to the ball)

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    Every now and then it may be good to push it. But only for a day or two. If you continue this for long, your CNS will not recover and it will definately lead to overtraining and it will be counterproductive.






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    hey amn im new to this site 2

    i just tried the power, rep range, shock plan
    u should give it a shot sounds good and it felt liek a really good workout without overtraing the muscles

    giver a go

    good luck man

    definally atleast split it into days and different muscle groups then everything in one day

    your body only has so much nutrients etc in it wouldnt u rather more go to one group then split up between them all?
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