Another huge factor I think is the fact that elite athletes are just the type of people who like to do things. The oldest people ever all had a set routine. Not only are elite athletes genetically superior but the likelihood that they will grow to be active elderly people physically and mentally...
Two months? An off week with active recovery followed by 2 months of hard brutal training, smart supplementation and dieting would be the way to go. Unless your body is just wrecked I guess.
I'm 18 and I do pretty much everything fitness related in my training. Do martial arts and train in the gym 6 days a week for about 4-5 hours total each day. I'm pretty flexible as I am 6'2 and can do both front and side splits. Trying to combine all forms of fitness into my gym training...
Yeah I had two hernias one on each side. They were repaired larascopically. Larascopic hernia repairs heals much faster than open surgery so they say you need about 4 weeks recovery. I have been cleared by my doctor to lift. I am glad to hear that you are able to still deadlier heavy as I was...
I had double inguinal surgery. My hernias were not that bad but they were bothersome enough that I needed to get it taken care of. I am 4 weeks out and feeling fine but I know that I need to take my return slow.
I'm wondering if anyone on here as any tips for someone who is about to start a gradual workout/mma training plan after getting double inguinal hernia repair. I plan on starting monday which will be 4 weeks post op. II have done some research about what to do and I know to start light and...
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