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Old 08-18-2005, 10:53 AM
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Overtrain just ONE body part with out overtraining the entire body? I have heard that you can but this does not make sense to me .. cuz I always thought that it was a chronic sympton from doin too much over time and a central nervous system thing. If it is a central nervous system thing then how can it decide to ovetrain only one part of the body and not the whole body?? If this doesnt make sense then ask me and I will try to re-word it [img]/forum/images/graemlins/laugh.gif[/img]
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Old 08-18-2005, 12:39 PM
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You certainly can. I would read this article on overtraining, An Investigation of the Psychophysiological Mechanisms of Sport Injury
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Old 08-18-2005, 02:45 PM
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good looking on that article, as i am currently overtrained just in time for the Hyperplasia challenge [img]/forum/images/graemlins/mad.gif[/img] [img]/forum/images/graemlins/mad.gif[/img]
im not very happy, i spent a good 2 hours creating workouts and my plan to win the challenge then i was hit with about 5 symptoms of overtraining.
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what symptoms?
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You can overtrain a bodypart very easily. I have done it with my biceps in the past. And it is very dangerous too. Not only will the muscle get smaller, but chronic overtraining could kill you. Alot of young trainers subscribe to the belief that more is better in resistence training. NOT SO! RECOOPERATION is the third essential in the holy grail of training with Training & Nutrition as the other two.

You need at least 48 hours for a muscle to recover and fully recooperate from a hard training session. Otherwise you'll simply just be breaking down muscle tissue and never allowing it to rebuild properly. Peace
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Old 08-18-2005, 05:36 PM
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what symptoms?

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Decreased performance
Slowed heart rate recovery following exercise
sleep duration longer
Loss of motivation
Rapid onset of fatigue


on monday i litarally was really badly fatigued after 8 sets on the first week of the 24 weeks to ram battering strength pecs program.
and wednesday i could only manage 8 sets for shoulders.
4 sets military press
4 sets upright rows

didnt proceed with tricep work today i didnt feel up to it or even looking at the weights made me feel tired.

i have been having minimum 8 hours sleep.
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Make sure you taper, Jay. Read these articles in the anatomy section:

Tapering Part 1 - Two Factor Theory

Tapering Part 2 - Manipulation of Load for Peak Performance

Tapering Part 3 - Practical Applications
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but isnt that more people suffer from undertraining than overtaining?
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thanks for the referal to those articles venom reading them now
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