This flow will work your entire body, but it especially focuses on: Core Lower Body: butt and legs You could do this workout: Morning Post-Cardio
Evening Active Recovery Day Take your time.
Because it is very hard to get a full stretching and foam rolling session after your workout (except if you have a lot of available time), I recommend that you have a planned
active recovery day where you dedicate 30 - 60 minutes (or more) to stretching and foam rolling.
When it comes to recovering from burnout and preventing it in the future, the first step is to take
an active recovery day.
So on days you workout, you can generally eat more carbs than you eat on your rest or
active recovery days.
If you can't stand the thought of having a rest day, you can have
an active recovery day and do something light such as a walk or yoga class.
When you are really sore, don't be afraid to take
an active recovery day and do a hike, swim, bike ride, or some yoga.
But if you can't stand the thought of a rest day, you can take
an active recovery day and do something light such as a walk or yoga / pilates.
Mix up your passive rest days with
some active recovery days.
I enjoyed a long leisure walk as
an active recovery day and had a full rest day, as well as lifted weights three times.
With max effort deadlifts right around the corner, it's important to treat Thursday as
an active recovery day.
I treat it like
an active recovery day and I tell my clients to do the same,» Velazquez adds.