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    new guy

    I am just returned to lifting 3 weeks ago fron a 5 month layoff. I was involved in a car accident and broke my neck c-7(lower neck). I was wondering if i should do each body part twice lower shorter workouts or continue with once per week.I sometimes get fatigued on single bodypart. I have spoke to two doctors which told me whatever i liked.
    any opinions from returning from an injury
    greatly appreciated

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    well i see where you said you went to a doctor. and i don't want to advise you at all at this point. talk to a Physical therapist or a licensed professional. my advice...

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    i spole to my orthapedic surgeon and therapist
    was wondering if a certain routine would be better fitting for returning

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    Once a week each bodypart, don't start out of the gate too fast as you'll lose gas quickly and peter out! You grow when you rest anyhow, so take it slow and be productive in each of your workouts.

    ~SC~

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    well good luck returning from ur accident. i agree w sc, do each part once a week

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    thats what iwas doing i had just read that when your body is not used to resistance more frequent and shorter worksout showed most gains

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    Well, not sure where you read that, but remember to question the credibility and circumstances of everything you read.

    If all else fails, utilize both methods for a set period of time and record the results and see what YOU as an individual respond better too. Everyone has their own niche to fit in, and you just have to find what your's is.


    ~SC~

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    ok thanks though for the input i will probably just stick with 1 per week

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