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    Recovery

    alrite guys, is their anythin special we can do to speed up our recovery over a couple of days, for example when i do extra arm excerises after my pecs workout, my next workout a couple of days later is alot harder, any ideas?

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    stop wasting time with extra arm days.

    better nutrition

    flexibility and mobility work

    good warm up

    recovery cardio inbetween intense training bouts

    massage and soft tissue work
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    WTF!!!

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    Quote Originally Posted by frostaldinho View Post
    alrite guys, is their anythin special we can do to speed up our recovery over a couple of days, for example when i do extra arm excerises after my pecs workout, my next workout a couple of days later is alot harder, any ideas?
    Sounds like you need more rest and should train each body part once a week at least until you have recovered. It also doesn't hurt to take a few days off completly every 10 weeks or so if your training very hard. Just don't fall into the trap of taking off more than a week and make it 2 weeks or longer. That week off can sometimes make it hard to come back but is good for you.

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