An old friend of mine once told me to take a week off after working training for 3 months straight. What do you guys think?
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Don't lose any muscle by taking off so much?I probably take off a total of 3-4 months a year because I travel a lot and I don't train when I'm not at home...
I have a bad habit of ignoring my body when it say's I'm tired.I take a break when my body tells me I need one.
I knew I was crazy.BritChick said:
bad habits aren't good you should quit that. Maybe thats why over half the people who train, don't grow, hence over trainingmin0 lee said:Don't lose any muscle by taking off so much?
I have a bad habit of ignoring my body when it say's I'm tired.
Dmwrss said:bad habits aren't good you should quit that. Maybe thats why over half the people who train, don't grow, hence over training![]()
I see, yes it does mess with the head.BritChick said:Min0 I hate taking time off from the gym, it messes with my head... that's why I take 50% weeks instead, it's still a break from the heavy training and it's easier on me both mentally and the week following as I am far less likely to get DOMS.
when you take that extra week or so off from the gym, you aren't training or (overtraining) that could be why you seem bigger than usualmin0 lee said:The funny thing is, when I do take a week or two off I get alot of compliments like "damn your getting huge" or "you juicing'' . It's funny though.
min0 lee said:Don't lose any muscle by taking off so much?
Thats excellent. I think thats what I'll do rather than completely oppose taking a week off. Beautiful.BritChick said:Min0 I hate taking time off from the gym, it messes with my head... that's why I take 50% weeks instead, it's still a break from the heavy training and it's easier on me both mentally and the week following as I am far less likely to get DOMS.
That sounds like a better idea, by the way...what does DOMS mean?Min0 I hate taking time off from the gym, it messes with my head... that's why I take 50% weeks instead, it's still a break from the heavy training and it's easier on me both mentally and the week following as I am far less likely to get DOMS.
I started doing that. Very convenient.I take a week off every 4 months. I try to schedule it around vacations or holidays so to be sure I don't go insane with nothing to do when I'm usually at the gym
Delayed Onset Muscle Sorenessmin0 lee said:That sounds like a better idea, by the way...what does DOMS mean?.