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#85: How Often Should You Strength Train? (and what's the benefit of lifting more often)
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Are you wondering how often you really need to train to build muscle and stay fit?
In this episode of 40+ Fitness for Women, I break down the pros and cons of training two, three, or four days per week—so you can decide what fits best with your lifestyle and goals.
In this episode, I cover:
- The benefits of training at different frequencies
- How to effectively schedule each option into your week
- What extra results you can expect from training more frequently
- Why two days a week is more than enough to see progress
Whether you’re just getting started or are looking to fine-tune your routine, this episode will help you figure out how to balance your workouts with your busy life and still get results.
Resources mentioned in this episode:
- Not lifting yet? Check out my Learn to Lift Courses for structured programs designed for midlife women.
- Need help building your training routine? Explore my Monthly Membership for done-for-you programming.
Join my 8-week group program to start strength training with me! We kick-off January 21st - learn more here >>
My Beginner Strength Training Programs: Check out my Learn to Lift courses >>
For weekly tips to your inbox: subscribe to my newsletter>>
Follow & chat with me on Instagram: befitafter40_withlynn/
Support the show: Buy Me A Coffee ☕
Разделы
1. Introduction (00:00:00)
2. The Importance of Starting Your Training (00:01:43)
3. Training Frequency: How Often Should You Train? (00:02:27)
4. Guidelines for Beginners: Two Days a Week (00:03:36)
5. Advanced Training: Three Days a Week (00:08:03)
6. Maximizing Gains: Four Days a Week (00:11:01)
7. Flexible Training Schedules (00:12:59)
8. Conclusion and Final Tips (00:14:56)
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#85: How Often Should You Strength Train? (and what's the benefit of lifting more often)
40+ Fitness: Weight training, fitness & weight loss tips for Women in perimenopause & menopause
Manage episode 441514750 series 3449217
Are you wondering how often you really need to train to build muscle and stay fit?
In this episode of 40+ Fitness for Women, I break down the pros and cons of training two, three, or four days per week—so you can decide what fits best with your lifestyle and goals.
In this episode, I cover:
- The benefits of training at different frequencies
- How to effectively schedule each option into your week
- What extra results you can expect from training more frequently
- Why two days a week is more than enough to see progress
Whether you’re just getting started or are looking to fine-tune your routine, this episode will help you figure out how to balance your workouts with your busy life and still get results.
Resources mentioned in this episode:
- Not lifting yet? Check out my Learn to Lift Courses for structured programs designed for midlife women.
- Need help building your training routine? Explore my Monthly Membership for done-for-you programming.
Join my 8-week group program to start strength training with me! We kick-off January 21st - learn more here >>
My Beginner Strength Training Programs: Check out my Learn to Lift courses >>
For weekly tips to your inbox: subscribe to my newsletter>>
Follow & chat with me on Instagram: befitafter40_withlynn/
Support the show: Buy Me A Coffee ☕
Разделы
1. Introduction (00:00:00)
2. The Importance of Starting Your Training (00:01:43)
3. Training Frequency: How Often Should You Train? (00:02:27)
4. Guidelines for Beginners: Two Days a Week (00:03:36)
5. Advanced Training: Three Days a Week (00:08:03)
6. Maximizing Gains: Four Days a Week (00:11:01)
7. Flexible Training Schedules (00:12:59)
8. Conclusion and Final Tips (00:14:56)
100 эпизодов
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