Guest guest Posted January 11, 2006 Report Posted January 11, 2006 Hi everybody. I was just looking on the body for life website, and I noticed that the quick tip said this: <<Shoot for a weekly increase, but use the Body-for-LIFE intensity level guidelines to gauge when it's time to increase the amount of weight you're using. For example, when the weight for 12 reps starts to feel more like an intensity level of 3 instead of the intended level of 5, it's time to go up.>> I got kind of nervous. A weekly increase? Thats a lot of increasing! I mean, I'll be the first to admit that I might not hit a ten on EVERY single exercise, but I do struggle a lot. I've been on the program for three weeks now, and I've only increased the weights on some of my exercises once or twice at most. Am I doing this wrong? I feel like if I were to increase my weight every week, I'd either be too exhausted to complete the reps, or I'll eventually become a body builder...neither of which I want. Confused again. Thank you so much for all of your help. I dont think I could do this without all of ya. Hope all is well, ~~~Aliza~~~ Quote
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