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11-17-2006, 10:09 PM #1Registered User
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Can u Squat and Bench in the same day?
Is it possible to do my leg workwout in the early morn., say 6 am, and do my push workout in the late afternoon, say 6 pm? i would only do this for this one day because i missed a workout day and i am trying to catch up by doing both on the same day.
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11-18-2006, 06:05 AM #2Patrick ELITE MEMBER
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Originally Posted by P-funk
If you won't take that advice and you're completely opposed to missing a workout, then do an abbreviated combined workout.
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11-18-2006, 09:39 AM #43UZFE
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i used to do that, squats at about 8AM then bench workout at around 6PM. dunno if it was a great idea but it worked fine for me.
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An extra day of rest sometime makes a big diffence for me.P-Funk is right! Originally Posted by P-funk
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If your not depleted from squats than your not going heavy enough.
To me it's squats and little else.
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11-18-2006, 01:31 PM #7Moderator MODERATOR
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I squat and bench in the same workout with no problems, but I will do one high intensity and one low intensity.
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Starr's 5x5 workout does it, but with different rm's and theres alot of ramping up in it.
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I read an article on mindandmuscle.net today that says this kind of set-up can actually be beneficial because then you can have a full day off between workouts for complete rest and to let your CNS recover. What are your thoughts on this? (rather than say doing legs one day, then chest the next).
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