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Recovery |
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Consecutive
days of hard resistance training for the
same muscle group can be detrimental. The
muscles must be allowed sufficient recovery
time to adapt. Strength training can be
done every day only if the exercised muscle
groups are rotated, so that the same muscle
or muscle group is not exercised on consecutive
days. There should be at least a 48-hour
recovery period between workouts for the
same muscle groups. For example, the legs
can be trained with weights on Monday, Wednesday
and Friday and the upper body muscles on
Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday. |
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There should
be at least a 48-hour recovery period between
workouts for the same muscle group. |
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Recovery is
also important within a workout. The recovery
time between different exercises and sets
depends, in part, on the intensity of the
workout. Normally, the recovery time between
sets should be 30 to 180 seconds. |
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