For example, if you train your chest on Monday and your shoulders on Tuesday, you work many of the same
muscles on consecutive days.
Not exact matches
A new study published in Frontiers in Physiology aimed to investigate if CrossFit training
on two
consecutive days could affect immune function, inflammatory proteins, metabolic stress and
muscle power.
Consuming 0.5 ml peppermint oil in a drink for 10
consecutive days was found to improve body performance since it increases respiratory system efficiency through increasing capacity of lungs, oxygen supply to
muscle cells, and its inhibitory effect
on blood pressure.
So you can split the different parts of your body up, one
day do legs and back, next
day do chest and triceps, and the next back and biceps this way you can work out
on consecutive days and still have enough time for your
muscles to recover.