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Do you even lift bro?


chuck norris
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Do you even lift bro?  

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  1. 1. How often do you exercise?

    • never
    • daily, cardio based
    • daily, weighlifting based
    • every other day, cardio based
    • every other day, weighlifting based
  2. 2. Do you think regular exercise would benefit the average arb worker?



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You could do them every day but you wouldn't notice to much gains after the initial newby shock. You should be careful of over training any body part. I'd say squat twice a week if you're that keen Silky or like every 3 days. Why not try back squats Monday and front squats Thursday. Hits the body slightly different

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1 hour ago, silky fox said:

Ok so it's fair to say i'm hooked on squats now. Day 3 of doing them and i was wondering if it was ok/safe to do them everyday? I rotate which body parts i do each day with a rest day or two per week.

If you are able to squat every day as a beginner, you're not working hard enough. I use the term beginner to describe your experience with squatting. Seasoned profession weighlifters will squat near enough every day, but they've got years and years of experience under their belt. 

 

By all means squat regularly, but if you maintain a high volume throughout your cycle then make sure to have regular deload weeks. Otherwise, squat regularly, but don't go heavy too often.

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