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Does look interesting, I gotta find a belt myself
What’s your current body weight ?
you better be eating a ton my friend..
That's too much
What do you think will happen if I continue doing this? Lol. Serious question though.
Really? So cortisol levels rising due to fatigue, brought on by too high of an intensity while training is a myth?Overtraining is a myth, under recovering is real thing.
You will start to get some tendonitis and things like that though.
I feel good. Normal. I guess im just use to it because it’s how I’ve been training for a while now.
I’ll dial back a little on the volume though next week and see how it plays out. Thanks for the advice.
Really? So cortisol levels rising due to fatigue, brought on by too high of an intensity while training is a myth?
It depends on how de conditioned he actually is before starting this program, correct? While training, cortisol levels rise due to exercise induced stress. To the extent that this may happen, depends on the level of conditioning of each athlete, right?!I highly doubt his cortisol levels are rising to that point because with that much volume the intensity cant be high.
If he's getting adequate sleep and eating right then he probably feels fine the next day and can go right back at it, the only thing I've experienced from pushing it is things like tendonitis like I mentioned.
I highly doubt his cortisol levels are rising to that point because with that much volume the intensity cant be high.
If he's getting adequate sleep and eating right then he probably feels fine the next day and can go right back at it, the only thing I've experienced from pushing it is things like tendonitis like I mentioned.
im at 1.5-2 hours but thats w/ cardio and abs