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Fit and fine: Split program at the gym for beginners

Hindustan Times | ByKamal Singh CSCS
Jul 13, 2019 09:52 PM IST

After six months of training at the gym, here’s how you can introduce variations for better results

In my last column, I laid down a simple rule: A beginner should stick to full body workouts for the first few months of their training career. Since the current training dogma is biased towards a single body part per training session, most trainees make the mistake of following this prevalent style of training. This leads to excessive number of exercises per body part and thus some parts get overtrained, while others undertrained or not trained at all.

Since the current training dogma is biased towards a single body part per training session, most trainees make the mistake of following this prevalent style of training(Shutterstock)
Since the current training dogma is biased towards a single body part per training session, most trainees make the mistake of following this prevalent style of training(Shutterstock)
At an intermediate level with increased loading and volume, a full body training twice a week is preferred (Shutterstock)
At an intermediate level with increased loading and volume, a full body training twice a week is preferred (Shutterstock)
If a trainee has been regular in the gym, a full body program produces good results in about four to six months (Shutterstock)
If a trainee has been regular in the gym, a full body program produces good results in about four to six months (Shutterstock)
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