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Contrast Training for Size

Contrast training is a unique way to optimize results. Read this article by Lee Boyce about how to incorporate it into your training to pack on lean muscle mass.

By: Lee Boyce Added: March 25th, 2013
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    Tiny and Mighty
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    Cardio and lifting same day. Overtraining?

    Even though I'm not DIRECTLY working the same muscles, can I overtrain this way? I lift every other day, and play tennis for an hour everyday. Tennis is my only source of cardio. Should I not play tennis on my days off to allow my muscles to rest? Is it ok to do both the same day provided my diet is ok?

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    i dont think that it will affect your training, unless you do it before hitting the iron.

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    Well, if your cardio and lifting sessions are vigerous, it is definitly overtraining.
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    It shouldn't be a problem if you're able to eat after training and before tennis.

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    It also depends if you're cutting or bulking. If bulking, make sure you eat in between. If cutting, I recommend doing cardio immediately after your lifting then finish it off with a protein shake.
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    Yeah, you won't be overtraining unless you have no food in you (like starving). Keep well rested too. Do you think pro football players overtrain all the time? Sure they have optimal genetics but still, they get by. It's good to keep up intense cardio while lifting at the same time. I feel more in shape and overall better conditioned during rugby season.

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