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It's fine if you dial down the volume and intensity for the first week or so....
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I wouldn't think muscle soreness and fatigue are correlated with each other. They are fundamentally two different things.
If it doesn't have...Last edited by JMF123; 12-06-2020, 01:38 PM.
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5 pounds less or more weight doesn't really matter in the long run in your entire lifting career. This is after all: TRAINING, and not lets say a 6 rep...
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A: No.
B: Nothing to correct. Just keep training !...
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You could start here: https://www.barbellmedicine.com/blog...ining-what-do/
The pain will most likely disappear...
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Great squats!
The cause of your low back pain could be a training load issue (too much volume and/or weight).
Weightlifting belt can alleviate...
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Start with: "Pain in training: What do?".
I wouldn't think that your shoes are the cause of your hip pain.
Your stance...
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Maybe the Barbell Medicine At-Home Template or the Hypertrophy Template if you've got the equipment for that. Would not recommend Athlean-X in a million...
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Yes. You could "plank" as long as you can in a 7 minute timespan.
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You could start with 70% e1rm for your back-offs after the single at eight. Increase the weight if it feels too light.
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Something like the option number two. Use RPE to regulate the training load, stop worrying about the training weights and optimal recovery. Barbell Medicine...
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