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Re: Ad-hoc routine

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  1. "Manco" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
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    Quoted message said:

    I find trying to map out what exercises I'm going to do each day is too
    complicated, so I simply go by how I feel and do those that particular
    session. Anyone else take this non-planned approach? It seems to be
    working for me just fine, my body tells me what I can or can't do.

    It all depends on what your goals are. http://www.crossfit.com has
    created a near-religion based on a different workout every day, but if
    your goals is to improve your performance at specific lifts, then you
    will, generally speaking, need to practice those lifts regularly. "It
    seems to be working for me" doesn't say what you're trying to
    accomplish. The danger is that you'll avoid those movements that could
    help you the most.

    Some people create a system of randomization, e.g., using dice or a deck
    of cards to determine which exercises and/or how many from a specified
    set. I like this approach better than simply "go by how you feel."

    -S-
    http://www.kbnj.com

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