26/11/2025
Increase frequency and decreased duration is kind of a magic formula in the sense it answers a question that almost sounds like a contradiction: how to do we train more without cutting down on total recovery time?
The answer is to train more often for less time.
Some muscles are just more stubborn than others. Have you ever wailed on your arms only for them to feel fine a short while later? This is because your arms have adapted to take a tremendous amount of abuse, always being in high demand.
The same is true with your calves, abs, hip flexors, traps, and basically anything essential for posture, breathing, walking, and stabilizing the skeleton.
This is why your arms refuse to grow.
Instead of those long, elaborate, but INFREQUENT arm workouts, try fitness dailies... short, frequent workouts… like “5 minute daily arm curls” for biceps and/or “3 minute daily bar hang” for forearms/grip strength.
Once you commit to a 90-day “season,” there is one simple rule: you cannot let 24 hours elapse without making your small daily deposit. That’s it. And remember, consistency is a lot easier to maintain when the investment is small, manageable and routine!
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• The Fitness Dailies📕
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