Guest guest Posted January 1, 2006 Report Share Posted January 1, 2006 Hi all DH and I just spent some time planning our workouts for this week. A question - let's say I plan the following lower body workout for this week - leg extensions, dumbbell squats, dumbbell lunges, lying leg curls, standing calf raises, one legged calf raises. Next time I do a lower body workout do I repeat the same workout (and try to increase the weights) or do I pick a different set of exercises? We are not sure which is most important - varying the exercises to work different muscles or working on buidling up the intensity of the same exercises. I hope that makes sense. Thanks! Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted January 1, 2006 Report Share Posted January 1, 2006 Next time you would repeat the same workout and increase the weights. The book recommends changing your workout (the exercises and the order) every 4 weeks. It's fine to change it a little more frequently than that if you're wanting to shake things up, just don't go longer than 4 weeks with the same routine. On 1/1/06, Furner <claire_furner@...> wrote: > Hi all > > DH and I just spent some time planning our workouts for this week. A question - let's say I plan the following lower body workout for this week - leg extensions, dumbbell squats, dumbbell lunges, lying leg curls, standing calf raises, one legged calf raises. > > Next time I do a lower body workout do I repeat the same workout (and try to increase the weights) or do I pick a different set of exercises? > > We are not sure which is most important - varying the exercises to work different muscles or working on buidling up the intensity of the same exercises. I hope that makes sense. > > Thanks! > > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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