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Splitting up Weight Training

Val_from_OH
Posts: 447 Member
I know there are some real experts out there on weight training, so I'd like to get your opinion on something. I am currently doing NROL4W (no judging please, everyone has a fave program), and of course each day has a certain # of different lifts to do, as well as # of sets & reps. Due to work & family schedules, I'm having a hard time getting the big chunks of gym time that I need to do each complete workout.
Is there any harm to splitting into a morning workout & an evening workout? Does this really change anything about the calories burned/muscle built? I assume that it is best to do all sets of a particular lift, rather than doing one set of several different lifts, right?
Is there any harm to splitting into a morning workout & an evening workout? Does this really change anything about the calories burned/muscle built? I assume that it is best to do all sets of a particular lift, rather than doing one set of several different lifts, right?
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Short answer: Go ahead and do it.
Long answer:
upside: You'll be fresher for the other lifts.
downside: less muscle overload.0
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