10-20-2024, 07:57 AM
(This post was last modified: 10-20-2024, 07:59 AM by 01dragonslayer.)
How Often Should You Train?
How often should you hit the same muscle or lift? It depends on your primary goal. Here's what you need to know.
I generally favor training each muscle frequently and training the big basic lifts fairly often. However, new studies show that it may not be a great idea if the main goal is hypertrophy.
Training Frequency: Hypertrophy vs. Performance
Training Frequency: Hypertrophy vs. Performance
The Bullet Points
If you train chest 49 one day, then train it again 48 hours later, the anabolic response from the second chest workout may be decreased. The protein synthesis response is somewhat dependent on the time between each stimulation/session.
Putting 72 hours between each workout for a particular muscle may be better. You’ll still get gains from putting 48 hours between training the same muscle, but the protein synthesis will be smaller.
I still believe that hitting a muscle more often is better than the “bro split 92” of hitting a muscle once per week. But instead of hitting a muscle three times per week, about two times per week is better.
This may not be true for pure strength or performance development. The more frequently you do an exercise, the more efficient at that exercise or lift you become. It improves synaptic capacity.
https://youtu.be/obwnrvsMXPU
How often should you hit the same muscle or lift? It depends on your primary goal. Here's what you need to know.
I generally favor training each muscle frequently and training the big basic lifts fairly often. However, new studies show that it may not be a great idea if the main goal is hypertrophy.
Training Frequency: Hypertrophy vs. Performance
Training Frequency: Hypertrophy vs. Performance
The Bullet Points
If you train chest 49 one day, then train it again 48 hours later, the anabolic response from the second chest workout may be decreased. The protein synthesis response is somewhat dependent on the time between each stimulation/session.
Putting 72 hours between each workout for a particular muscle may be better. You’ll still get gains from putting 48 hours between training the same muscle, but the protein synthesis will be smaller.
I still believe that hitting a muscle more often is better than the “bro split 92” of hitting a muscle once per week. But instead of hitting a muscle three times per week, about two times per week is better.
This may not be true for pure strength or performance development. The more frequently you do an exercise, the more efficient at that exercise or lift you become. It improves synaptic capacity.
https://youtu.be/obwnrvsMXPU
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