Thank you man. And thanks for re-posting . I really do appreciate the feedback especially from members like you who I know are on here and know what time it is and how to train. I am trying to soak up as much info as i can .i posted a reply but i got kicked off and it erased my reply. now im pissed and dont feel like typing it again. short story of what i typed. overtraining is bullcrap, its a myth. this is my humble opinion. if you overtrain you will experience fatigue, flatness, and or weakness after an extended period of time BUT once you rest and recover properly you will be stronger and gain more muscle faster when you resume training that bodypart. nucleus overload training, there is research and experience to support this. take arnolds biceps for instance. he overtrained them when he was younger, now he is old and wrinkly YET he still has big biceps that Peak like crazy. the size and growth of a muscle depend on not only the type of fibers there but also the number of nuclei. more nuclei means more rapid cell production which means more muscle growth.
about the chest workout, i suggest switching it up. forget flat bench, start off with decline bench. decline actually is the most effective chest movement. and its safer for your shoulders. also do flat decline and incline Flys. all three. and do Dumbell Pullovers.
Sent from my SM-G550T1 using Tapatalk






