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Kaustuv Bhattacharya.
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January 25, 2022 at 10:11 pm #236360
Kaustuv Bhattacharya
ParticipantThis is an individual question, and I already realize the inherent challenge associated with answering the same so I’ll try to provide as much context as possible
Age: 36
Gender: Male
Training experience: since high school
Training status: natural
Weight: 213lbs
BF: ~17%
Daily caloric intake: ~2500
Macros: 220P | 212C | 90F
Goal: Get stronger and gradual body recomp
Training split: PPL
Current life situation: young child, 4 pets, demanding professional career
Average volume per workout: 8-10 working sets incl. back offs
Top sets are in the 5-8 range back offs may go up to 15-20 depending on the day
Some benchmark lifts
Reverse Banded incline press: 285 x 7
Reverse banded high incline: 250 x 6
Pulldowns: 250 x 8
Db row 185 x 7
Leg press 600 x 12
Rep cadence is typically always. 4 count negative one count positive and 2 count static hold if there is resistance in the contracted position.Question:
I struggle with frequency for instance I tried many times to do a 2 on one of 2 on so I could hit most things twice a week or thereabouts but it never works -output always dips if I work out on back to back days
In fact I’ve usually found if I auto regulate my frequency anywhere from once every 48 to once every 72 hours my performance is consistent IE one week it could be a Mon Wed Fri Sun and the next Tue Fri Sun
Is this sorta normal for someone in position or should I temper my expectations of progress and suck up the higher frequency
I suppose what I’m asking is in the longer run what would make more of a difference a higher frequency over 365 days or fewer but more progressive workouts over 365 days?Sorry for the rambling but very interested to hear from you in this
January 26, 2022 at 10:06 am #236847Joe
KeymasterJanuary 26, 2022 at 12:58 pm #237001Kaustuv Bhattacharya
ParticipantVery helpful, I suppose a lot of us are not just seeking ideas and inputs but rather what I call a ‘maker-checker’ approach (years of preparing pitch books and hearing this over and over again). Getting you as a sounding board to allow us to either have the idea validated or rejected is truly invaluable. So thank you coach, I’ve posted quite a few questions on this forum and am really grateful for the time all of you have taken out to answer and share your own experiences. Have a good day!
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