I never miss a workout. But I do miss days. I often actually just take an additional day off when needed. I don't see any point in hitting a muscle or doing a workout when I'm not 100% ready to go hard. Because of this, I don't really have a set schedule for my workouts. I have a 4-day split and I train the next workout when I get in the gym. But week to week that could be different days, and a different number of workouts.
For instance, I had workouts on Friday and Saturday and I am feeling good now and probably will be tomorrow - so I will have my 3rd workout on Monday. If I feel ready on Tuesday, I will have the 4th, if not I may hit it Wednesday. After I do the 4th, I may take 1 or 2 days off, depending on recovery, etc.
I do similar to thisI don't worry about it and just pick up what I was going to do that day the next day I go. Stressing about such things won't keep you successful in the long run.
Same but if I'm really short on days I skip arm workouts. If I have the energy I hit a few sets when I do shoulders that way I didnt skip. Most I can do in a week is 5 workouts and the least is 4 days.I don't worry about it and just pick up what I was going to do that day the next day I go. Stressing about such things won't keep you successful in the long run.
I don't worry about it and just pick up what I was going to do that day the next day I go. Stressing about such things won't keep you successful in the long run.
Do you say oh well and just hit the muscle group the next time you are supposed to?
Or do you hit the muscle group as soon as you possibly can?
Or maybe do a "hybrid workout" to hit it and the other muscles you are supposed to be doing that day?
Just curious what people do.