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How long should your weightlifting sessions be? 
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Post How long should your weightlifting sessions be?
hi .. i need professional body builders support.anybody know how much hour should workout per day ?


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Post Re: HOW MUCH HOUR SHOULD WORKOUT PER DAY?
As far as things I have read and my own personal experience the body and muscles respond really well to a maximum of 1hr of major weight lifting/training. Anything over begins to build lactic acid and the muscles and does more damage than good.


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Post Re: HOW MUCH HOUR SHOULD WORKOUT PER DAY?
lightningsix wrote:
As far as things I have read and my own personal experience the body and muscles respond really well to a maximum of 1hr of major weight lifting/training. Anything over begins to build lactic acid and the muscles and does more damage than good.


x2 to that!


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Post John Quinlan Re: HOW MUCH HOUR SHOULD WORKOUT PER DAY?
Always do enough for a specific muscle group so that 2 days after the workout you have a "dull ache" in those muscles that were trained. This will ensure you have had a quality workout that will encourage muscle growth.


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Post Re: John Quinlan Re: HOW MUCH HOUR SHOULD WORKOUT PER DAY?
Olympia 00000 wrote:
Always do enough for a specific muscle group so that 2 days after the workout you have a "dull ache" in those muscles that were trained. This will ensure you have had a quality workout that will encourage muscle growth.


Not to raid on ya or anything, but soreness doesn't always equal results. ;)


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