Wrong. I don't need to reread anything. The OP asked a specific question then most of the posters went off on a tangent, arguing about things. You can't speak in generalizations when you are trying to talk about application to an individual. Everyone person, situation, training goal etc will have different needs. It's half silly to see people argue over two different things when they are trying to say the same thing. And you can speak in generalizations all day but they are completely worthless in real life.
There have been some things said that are completely wrong though. I'm not calling anyone out but there is actually factual information out there that can answer his question is we get enough info on him. But making generalizations and having silly arguments about recovery time vs lifting experience without factoring in the other real work factors like intensity, goals, training program, the actually exercises done, age, diet, sleep, supplementation, etc is kind of dumb. Heck we need to define "recovery" because people are using it in different contexts within this thread. It just bugs me that everyone could work together to answer this guys question but instead it becomes a debate on meaningless generalizations that don't apply.
I'm not trying to be the bad guy but that's my opinion. I haven't had time to sit down and write a post for the OP yet but was hoping someone would chime in in the meantime. And there have been some very good posts and info here. Just some bro science mixed in which I thought was funny.