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    don't just based on a number timeline. u know the muscle is ready to be torn up again when its no longer sore. if u want a timeline, common sense, just take a look at muscle size. for me legs are sore for about 5days and wen they are no longer sore, tear em up again. with reguards to abs (a small target muscle) abs usually will heal in 2-3days, giving abs a workout possibly twice a week. besides, 5 hours i dont think is enough time for anything to heal. 1 more thing, u can reduce your recovery time with a good diet and supplementation. use the search function

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    Quote Originally Posted by quadsofsteel View Post
    don't just based on a number timeline. u know the muscle is ready to be torn up again when its no longer sore. if u want a timeline, common sense, just take a look at muscle size. for me legs are sore for about 5days and wen they are no longer sore, tear em up again. with reguards to abs (a small target muscle) abs usually will heal in 2-3days, giving abs a workout possibly twice a week. besides, 5 hours i dont think is enough time for anything to heal. 1 more thing, u can reduce your recovery time with a good diet and supplementation. use the search function
    I agree the key to working out is to find out what works for you. you can read and read talk to your friends but no one knows your body but you.

    Some of my friends work every muscle twice week but i like a four day split 2on 1 off 2 on 2 off.

    no one can say what is the best, but i would say working out and rest are equal in importance so dont do like i did when i started and think working out 10 days in a row is going to make u grow like a arnold jr.

    gd luck

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