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Old 12-03-2008, 01:00 PM   #7 (permalink)
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Re: Can I train again in the evening as I missed my shoulder routine this morning?

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Originally Posted by big_pumpa View Post
Cheers guys much appreciated. I thought maybe I'd be exhausted or go into over-training mode if I did am/pm training like that
No - quite the contary actualy.

Think about it. you have split your normal workout in 2 (acording to bodypart)

your not makeing any changes to the workout except that there performed in two seperate groups.

Now maby you can recall a time when half way through your workout your fell unmotivated or tired and didnt give 100% to the last bodypart in the day.

When you split the workout what your doing is giveing yourself 2 chances to recover. - Think of the rest and extra meals and water you can get in between the AM/PM sessions your be much much better prepared than just the one session.
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