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[jake_us9]

I’ve have been training 4day weeks one week and 5 days the next at three most I get 2 consecutive days rest a week is this enough.??

[Krellek]

Originally Posted by jake_us9

I’ve have been training 4day weeks one week and 5 days the next at three most I get 2 consecutive days rest a week is this enough.??

I'd say that 2 days off a week is enough. you should probably not take them off at the same time of the week. like, train two days in a row, rest a day, then train three, rest... and so on.you don't wanna cut yourself short, but don't wanna wear yourself down either

[lhuyner]

this thread is in the wrong category

[Tyler4870]

Originally Posted by lhuyner

this thread is in the wrong category

Whaaat? This is the Training/nutrition Forum right? And the thread is about training, right?

[Ramma]

Originally Posted by Krellek

I'd say that 2 days off a week is enough. you should probably not take them off at the same time of the week. like, train two days in a row, rest a day, then train three, rest... and so on.you don't wanna cut yourself short, but don't wanna wear yourself down either

With that said, sometimes it is necessary to take 2 days in a row off. Sometimes the muscles just need it. It is good to take a 2 day break about once a month, maybe two months. Never 3 days (unless you are injuried of course), but 2 day breaks are necessary sometimes.

[Tyler4870]

Sorry...I didn't realize that this thread was moved. I'll shut my fat mouth now. :banghead:

[Alwaysbelieve1]

Originally Posted by Ramma

With that said, sometimes it is necessary to take 2 days in a row off. Sometimes the muscles just need it. It is good to take a 2 day break about once a month, maybe two months. Never 3 days (unless you are injuried of course), but 2 day breaks are necessary sometimes.

Never say never.

[jimmy9183]

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Hope this helps.