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One of the truisms in getting the most out of bodybuilding workouts is to train hard but with the proviso to rest harder. Simply put, the workouts intensity has to be hard enough to break down the muscle fibers through training, but the regimen’s intensity should also provide for an allowance that would enable repair, strengthening and growth of these muscle fibers through rest.
It is crucial therefore for workouts to be tailor-fit to the different physical fitness levels of individuals. Bodybuilding workouts for beginners would necessarily differ from the seasoned bodybuilders. Those starting in a bodybuilding program should also have some basic understanding of what the types of muscle groups the body has, elementary knowledge that could provide some essential guidelines in training.
The larger muscle groups, of course are those in the legs and back. More sets of exercise repetitions can be programmed for these large muscle groups. On the other hand, only a few sets of repetitions are necessary for small muscle groups like the biceps. Training in a gym with qualified training instructors who can lay out the correct exercises for the different muscle groups would be the best option for tyros in bodybuilding workouts.
Generally, what these gym instructors do is set a range of sets of repetitions and observe how the individual is reacting to the stress of exercise so that necessary workout adjustments could be made if needed. Exercises always start stretching exercises and with sets for warm up with a set for very light weight and another set about half of the training weight. For the main muscle-building exercises, the novice is usually started with six to 12 repetitions per set. The weight used should be heavy enough that in the last two repetitions, maximum effort is already exerted but at the same time good form is maintained in the entire range of the exercise. If less effort is exerted and good form is constantly maintained in these last couple of sets, it’s time to graduate to the heavier exercise weight.
Muscles in the calves and abdominals are, in general, trained two times a week as a faster recovery could be expected from these muscle groups. Overall, training should last for about one hour, with the sets of exercises interspersed with two to three minutes rest period. Within each set of exercises, it is recommended that 60 to 90 seconds of recovery be taken for training to be effective. It is also important to bear in mind that after an hour of bodybuilding workouts, the body starts releasing a hormone called cortisol. Body release of cortisol in high amounts is already counter-productive to workouts as it is the muscle tissue that is already being broken down to fuel the strenuous exercise.
Gym instructors, in addition to warning against crossing this one-hour point, also caution on the hazard of overtraining. This happens if the body is pushed beyond its limits and inadequate time is left for it to recover and grow, and hence entirely negating the primary objectives of bodybuilding workouts.
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I thought that one day tough workout (3 sets of 12 reps) for a muscle group, only needs to be followed by one day rest. So 3-4 workouts per week for the same muscles should be OK. Now someone tells me muscles need 3-4 days of rest to recover and grow properly?
I read in a workout book something closer to one day rest before working same group. Now i’m not so sure…
Anyone know the answer?