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    A full body w/o every other day?

    This would amount to nearly 4 FBWO' per week? Anyone do that much over a long period? If I do 3 FBWO's per week, I would be taking (about) 2 days off between each. Maybe the more recovery time would be better because these types of wo's are very taxing, no? Thanks

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    i usually do it:

    on
    off
    on
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    Do you go heaviest the beg of week or late in week or some every session?

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    Quote Originally Posted by Mike Tuvre, USA
    Do you go heaviest the beg of week or late in week or some every session?

    if it is a program that is driven by intensity usually:

    heavy
    med
    light

    if I am looking at loading volume it is:

    med
    low
    high


    if it is more athletic it might be:

    strength
    power
    endurace
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    Thank you.

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    oops, that first one that is intensity driven should read:

    heavy
    light
    med

    another way to think about it would be

    strength
    endurance
    hypertrophy
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    My full body workout is almost like a double linear periodization scheme. Two different workouts going from low to high intensity at separate times over the course of two weeks. Here's what it looks like:

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