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Weekly Workout Plan?
Hey all!
I am trying to figure out how to fit everything in weekly and I thought I’d ask for some advice!
So I just started doing BodyPump on Tuesdays and Thursdays, which as a full body workout is leaving me pretty sore.
Should I dance on the same days and leave rest days in between? Or should I do a light work out in between?
I also want to get back into climbing but I don’t know where to fit that in either!
I’ve accepted that I’m going to be sore all the time haha.
Thanks!
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Hi Kate, I’m fitness mad and I do ashtanga yoga, weights and ballet on top of pole and flow classes. I think it’s a good idea to have at least one full rest day a week. I don’t exercise my arms on consecutive days so day after pole I might do ballet or concentrate on legs in the gym. I think it just depends how fast you recover from workouts as to what pattern works.
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I am finishing up Lee Labrada’s 12 week program which is 7 days a week in the weight room, and I try to pole on Mondays, Wednesdays, and Fridays. Once I am done with the program, I will be working out only 4-5 days a week in weights and cardio.
Depending on what area I am targeting that day, sometimes I will pole the same day, and others I won’t.
Try getting some BCAA drinks/supplements. They help out with how sore you are the next day. I personally love Scivation’s stuff.
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If you are new to training, then make sure you have rest days between workout and pole days.
If you have been training a while, listen to your body! I lift and then pole the same day, one after the other. If you find you’re really sore or start to lack energy it’s a sure sign that you’re over training or not getting the nutrients you need.
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