Jun 21, 2024
Weight training & gaming
Despite what you hear, don't forget to rest.
They say 48 hours but you might need more time then that.In the end, gain it your way & do what works for you.
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Weight training & gaming
Despite what you hear, don't forget to rest.
They say 48 hours but you might need more time then that.In the end, gain it your way & do what works for you.
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Why Your Body May Need a Week of Light Training
Feeling tired? Drained? Not getting results from your training?
Are your muscles tight and body feeling heavy?
Are you lacking motivation for your training sessions and finding it hard to complete your workouts?
Are your number’s not improving?
You may need to incorporate a deload so you can come back STRONGER!
What is a De-load?
A deload week is a week of LOWER intensity training to let the body recover and ‘catch up’ with the stressful demands of regular heavy training routines.
Think of it as a “period of reduced training stress which continues until after the dissipation of fatigue symptoms”
Training puts large amounts of STRESS on the body. Our muscles give us the best feedback during a training session so they may be the one thing we concentrate on. We feel a good ‘pump’, burn, stretch or muscular fatigue. We use this to gage our performance during our sessions, however, these tissues are not the only tissues that receives the STRESS of training. Stress is also received by the nervous system, ligaments, tendons, joints, bones etc.
We have a good connection to our muscles and can tell when they are fatigued, tights or sore. However, it is very difficult to assess the current state of your tendons, joints, ligaments and the nervous system. These components may need recovery as well as your muscles. Stress can build up in the body and start displaying ‘signals’ (I list these below).
The purpose of the deload week is to allow the system to play ‘catchups’ and recover to full capacity, then the athlete can come back and perform at 100%.
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GSMC Fitness Podcast Episode 44: Deload Method
Today wrapped up a deload week. Will be back to chasing PRs again next week. 🙌🏻. . Whenever I am asked how to break through a strength plateau, my first questions is always, "When was your last deload?" 99% of the time the answer is, "I have never done a deload." 😶. Recovery is a MAJOR part of making progress. If you are regularly trying to add more weight/reps to your lifts, you will accumulate fatigue. But I am not taking about muscle fatigue. I am taking about central nervous system fatigue. . CNS fatigue tends to linger longer than muscle fatigue or muscle soreness. Your central nervous system plays an important role in strength training. Odds are that if you keep trying to grind away with high effort, you will end up in an overtrained state. This will result in a strength plateau (or strength loss), general fatigue, change in appetite, change in sleep, and a lack of motivation. Pay attention to these signs. Your body is trying to tell you something. . Spend a week training with half of the volume you usually do... Either cut the weight or reps in half. This will give your CNS time to recover and after that, you will likely return the following week and smash some personal records. Sometimes you have to work smarter, not harder. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . #deloadweek #deload #deloading #ketoing #worksmarternotharder #recoveryworks #grindrecoverrepeat #breakingplateaus #ketoathlete #physiquebuilding #bodybuildingtips #fridayflex #fit_over_40 #fitover40 #progressoverperfection #progressiveoverload #gymgains #getstronger https://www.instagram.com/p/CCv8K__gN2Y/?igshid=122g1ri0puw0w
Doesn't my morning(3:30am) doing a deloading push session. I really enjoyed it this morning. #push #deloading #planks #redcon1 #teamredcon1 #higheststateofreadiness #upgradeyourworkout #richmondva #mechanicsville #mechanicsvilleva #fitness #goldsgymmechanicsville #goldsrva #alterego #gymfun https://www.instagram.com/p/B0I3XAgjQZM/?igshid=1ithdv7crmzlj
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Saturday "relax" - Back Squat deloading - Dip ring (20kg) - Dragon flag ad una mano - Disegnetti brutti vol. 1 #MAKTraining #Fisiostrength #PersonalTrainerd #Massaggiatoro #Deloading #Training #Simplewaytraining #Secchitudine https://www.instagram.com/p/Bxmw5YZJws5/?igshid=ewld9n6ch0is
Well, it's no 405 🖤 but this week is a #deloading week and whilst I find it incredibly boring I took the time in my #squats to work a little deeper and narrower and time in my #deadlift to practice resetting in between reps as per #SGH suggestions. . Also shout out to my new @marksmellybell @strongapparelco knee sleeves for being the only supportive thing in my life right now 🙂 (just kidding!). #dressagelifter #deloadisboring #couldgodeeper (at Fort Stewart, Georgia) https://www.instagram.com/p/BlBvuyBguyXGZVDcHu_nBtBxUT0Fe7XXU5FMk00/?utm_source=ig_tumblr_share&igshid=1uzst8wj9s0un
Do you gain muscles while deloading? : Fitness Do you gain muscles while deloading? : Fitness This is probably a noob question but Ill do it anyways.