[SIZE=10.0pt]Hi[/SIZE]
[SIZE=10.0pt]I did a hard workout last day, and can feel some soreness in the legs today. From past experience I believe that I'm able to go hard again today, when I have done a good warm-up.[/SIZE]
[SIZE=10.0pt]But is it a good idea? I have two theories myself.[/SIZE]
So what do you think, am I on to something or is the correct answer something third J
[SIZE=10.0pt]I did a hard workout last day, and can feel some soreness in the legs today. From past experience I believe that I'm able to go hard again today, when I have done a good warm-up.[/SIZE]
[SIZE=10.0pt]But is it a good idea? I have two theories myself.[/SIZE]
- [SIZE=10.0pt]The basics of getting fitter is two challenge the system, then get some rest and see the system rebuilding itself in a slightly more fit way. So when I’m tired from yesterday’s workout, doing a workout today will challenge my body even more and it will respond with a more progressive rebuilding or eventually cause me breakdown with overtraining Thing is, from past experience when racing, I know I’m able to go really hard two days in a row without overtraining. I’m not doing hard intensive workouts, but moderate with high volume.[/SIZE]
- My body is tired and rebuilding myself, doing a workout now will only ruin the rebuilding and it needs to startup over again. Best thing is to take a day off and go again tomorrow, when I’m rested. When rested I’m able to push harder and thereby get a better training.
So what do you think, am I on to something or is the correct answer something third J