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Training Q and A: Gotten Weaker |

Wednesday, 28 February 2007
TRAINING Q & A - Gotten WeakerQ: I used to be able to do 10 sets of 12 reps of a certain weight and now I can barely do 5 reps of the same weight and 4 or 5 sets of that exercise. My muscles seem to give out and I tire easily. I've tried taking more rest, both in my workouts and between them. Has my routine failed me? I eat 6 times a day - 3 meals and 3 whey protein shakes, which is different for me, because my mom stopped buying my food, so I had to trade out food for whey. If I were to change my nutrition back, would my strength go up? A: We
think you're seeing how difficult it is to be an adult and buy your own
food and realize your lofty bodybuilding goals. We also think that you
overtrain voraciously! Who
does 10 sets of 12 reps of any one exercise. You didn't say how many
other exercises and sets you do. Unless that's it, in total. However,
even if those are the total number of sets, say, for chest, you
definitely need a lesson in training and training load. You shouldn't
train with the same weight for 10 sets! A lot going on here... We'd love to know more, but since we don't, here's the deal: Have
you taken a break from training or that particular training routine for
awhile? If you haven't, your body may be saying, "Hey, give me a damn
break already!" Poor nutrition, or a change in the quality and quantity
of it - both of which you describe - can really alter your results in
the gym. About the Author: Dane Fletcher is the world's foremost training authority. He writes exclusively for GetAnabolics.com , a leading online provider of testosterone and other bodybuilding supplements. For more information, please visit http://www.getanabolics.com. Article Source: http://www.ArticleBlast.com |
About the Author: Dane Fletcher is the world's foremost training authority. He writes exclusively for GetAnabolics.com , a leading online provider of anabolic steroids. For more information, please visit http://www.getanabolics.com.
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