Workout Design For Rookies 4: Space And Time.
Time and space are essential workout ingredients. A membership gym at rush hour will not provide the same opportunities as a private performance centre. The program designed by Yoda for a fully-furnished Olympic sports facility is useless when you find yourself in a hotel room for the next week with nothing but a chair and a dusty set of 5 lbs dumbbells downstairs.
You do not want to be the person who gives up on a workout(s) because of a change of plan. Ask yourself these four questions to read your space and gather insight on the right ratio of ingredients for an optimal training recipe:
- Where am I now?
- How much time do I have?
- What equipment is available?
- How can I realize my goals based on my last three answers?
Life happens fast, gyms get busy, and you will not always have a vacuum environment to exceed your goals. Workout design is a crucial skill to make the most of any space, whether you train in a packed gym or in your living room as you tend to your newborn baby.
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