Esp if you work in a physically demanding job?
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I tend to agree with Lee priest. . ."there is no such thing as overtraining. .just undereating and undersleeping. . " of course he left out the bit about taking shit loads of gear :D
I have done physically hard jobs (loading trucks etc) and as long as you get ample sleep everything is usually fine. . .
Of course I would not be doing the training plan I am planning for january. . .10*10s and 6 days on each week if I was still doing shiftwork etc.
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Sleeping is even more important when you are on the gas. Your body is working overtime and you are breaking it down even more with heavier workouts. .I get 8-9 hours every night even when I am on.Originally posted by krypton32
If your on gear don't worry about it your recovery is way past the clean person. If your not on gear just make sure you get a good 8hrs straight sleep and keep eating.
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i think its the diet and rest
1) without proper foods and all, u get tired more, no fuel and protein to feed the muscles. Leading to muscle waste, burning ur own muscles.
2) rest: at least 7-8 hours of rest a day. Thats enough for me to feel good. Too little or more makes me feel like shit. If i go over 8 hours my head hurts and if i go uner 7 i feel tired and weak.
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(IMHO) i couldn't disagree with this more... i know that my body needs even more recovery while i'm on a cycle as i'm pushing myself soo much harder in the gym. there's no freakin way say that i could do legs twice a week... no way in hell.Originally posted by krypton32
If your on gear don't worry about it your recovery is way past the clean person. If your not on gear just make sure you get a good 8hrs straight sleep and keep eating.
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Krypton32
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