overtrain?

Collapse
X
 
  • Time
  • Show
Clear All
new posts
  • trv

    overtrain?

    Hi there, do you think following this workout rutine can led to overtraning:
    Mon: Chest/Delts/Triceps
    Tue: Back/Biceps/traps
    Wed: Legs
    Thu: (same as Monday)
    fri: (same as tuesday)
    sat/sun off.

    thanks

    trv
  • liftsiron
    Administrator
    • Nov 2003
    • 18443

    #2
    It depends on how long you stay in the gym, if you blast your muscles two to three hours each day, then yes you will overtrain. But if you bust ass in the gym for only an hour, you should be fine with that workout.
    ADMIN/OWNER@Peak-Muscle

    Comment

    • urafreak

      #3
      please post your stats and goals. are you trying to lean out or get bigger?

      and welcome to the board.

      Comment

      • trv

        #4
        overtrain

        Thanks for the reply guys, I am 40 years old, I used to workout like 13 years ago,
        now I have returned to the gym and I/ve been training for a year, I want to get big, (keeping a little bit iof detail) my current weight is 190 lbs. and I am 5' 9".

        Thanks for all your info

        trv.

        Comment

        • Easto

          #5
          How long have you been working out?

          If you are new to working out, then I think you may be fine with this routine (for now). As you get more experience, you will find that you will need more rest between workouts in order to stay fresh and strong in the weight room.

          You could always do something like:

          Monday: Chest
          Tuesday: Back
          Wednesday: Shoulders
          Thursday: Arms
          Friday: Legs
          Saturday: Rest
          Sunday :Rest

          Comment

          • liftsiron
            Administrator
            • Nov 2003
            • 18443

            #6
            Originally posted by Easto
            How long have you been working out?

            If you are new to working out, then I think you may be fine with this routine (for now). As you get more experience, you will find that you will need more rest between workouts in order to stay fresh and strong in the weight room.

            You could always do something like:

            Monday: Chest
            Tuesday: Back
            Wednesday: Shoulders
            Thursday: Arms
            Friday: Legs
            Saturday: Rest
            Sunday :Rest

            I misread the initial post, I would start a split such as this right now bro, your gains will be better. The only thing that I would change is I would do legs on wednesday.
            ADMIN/OWNER@Peak-Muscle

            Comment

            • trv

              #7
              confused.

              You could always do something like:

              Monday: Chest
              Tuesday: Back
              Wednesday: Shoulders
              Thursday: Arms
              Friday: Legs
              Saturday: Rest
              Sunday :Rest[/QUOTE]

              Thanks!!! But following this split don't you think it's toolittle? we would be training I.e. arms only 4 times a month? tha is what gets me confused ,back in the day ( 1989,1990) we used to work the muscles 3 times per week!, some of us even 3 times per week ( following Arnold's split) now everydoby wants to work out only once a week, and do 3 set of 10 reps and have arms like Matt Duvall! !!!!!!(24")
              I know that recuperation is key but I think too much is ad bad as overtraining!!

              Comment

              • FContact
                Registered User
                • Oct 2003
                • 1332

                #8
                Chest, Back, then Legs? You guys think his cns recovery won't be an issue?


                Disclaimer: PremierMuscle and FContact do not promote the use of anabolic steroids without a doctor's prescription. The information we share is for entertainment purposes only.

                Comment

                • tuke05

                  #9
                  sounds like its a good workout to me

                  Comment

                  • liftsiron
                    Administrator
                    • Nov 2003
                    • 18443

                    #10
                    Originally posted by FContact
                    Chest, Back, then Legs? You guys think his cns recovery won't be an issue?

                    That's how I do my split. I suppose it depends on the person, i use to do legs before chest and back days in my split. I noticed that i was considerably weaker on chest day. i switched to chet, back then legs, and this hasn't seemed to affect my leg workout nor recovery,
                    ADMIN/OWNER@Peak-Muscle

                    Comment

                    • house1

                      #11
                      i always keep a couple days in between back and legs--if you train heavy and hard doing them back to back will burn you out

                      Comment

                      Working...