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Scott & Matt discuss recovery and how you can improve your recovery, because though most people don’t give themselves enough stress others may go too far in the other direction and now recover enough, which ultimately holds them back from the gains they desire.
Recovery is the opposite or absence of stress. The top two sources of recovery are rest and food. Let’s discuss these.
A huge area of rest that people often fall short of ideal is sleep. Here are some sleep tips:
Food and nutrition depends on your goals and bodyfat, but here are some eneral tips:
In addition to food and sleep, ensure you’re resting long enough between sets (depending on available time, at least 5 minutes for lower body exercises).
Allow yourself to do smaller weight jumps--at least 2.5lb jumps, especially for the upper body.
Lastly, consider your total stress. This might be other exercise or physical activity. This might be life stress (relationships, work, etc.). Your total stress affects your ability to recover from lifting stress, so limit it insofar as you can.
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Scott & Matt discuss recovery and how you can improve your recovery, because though most people don’t give themselves enough stress others may go too far in the other direction and now recover enough, which ultimately holds them back from the gains they desire.
Recovery is the opposite or absence of stress. The top two sources of recovery are rest and food. Let’s discuss these.
A huge area of rest that people often fall short of ideal is sleep. Here are some sleep tips:
Food and nutrition depends on your goals and bodyfat, but here are some eneral tips:
In addition to food and sleep, ensure you’re resting long enough between sets (depending on available time, at least 5 minutes for lower body exercises).
Allow yourself to do smaller weight jumps--at least 2.5lb jumps, especially for the upper body.
Lastly, consider your total stress. This might be other exercise or physical activity. This might be life stress (relationships, work, etc.). Your total stress affects your ability to recover from lifting stress, so limit it insofar as you can.
GET STARTED with one-on-one online coaching FOR FREE!
Get your FIRST MONTH FREE on all strength and nutrition coaching plans. No discount code needed and includes a 10-day, no obligation trial. https://bit.ly/2MKeOoh
Special offers from BLOC and our partners: https://barbell-logic.com/offers/
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