Fitness Tip of the Week: Change up the Intensity
- Kevin Guardado
- Oct 20, 2018
- 1 min read
On some days, it’s good to push it and be aggressive.
On other days, it’s good to train lighter and focus on quality.
Its best to have a structured program that gives you both!

Here are some examples of how
a weight training workout might be structured:
Heavy day - Training with Heavy Weights and Maxing (85-100% max)
Muscle-strengthening
High joint stress
Longer rest between sets (2-5min)
Percent day - Training at a percentage of your Max (75-85% of max)
Muscle-adaptation
Mild joint stress
Medium rest between sets (1-3)
Endurance day - Lighter weights, higher reps (65-75% of max)
Muscle-endurance
Joint recovery
Low rest (30sec-1min)
A consideration of your future goals (health, fitness, weight loss, strength, endurance, appearance) should influence your workout schedule and frequency (how many times a week).
Remember – a workout is not about stringing together a series of exercises and calling it a workout. Instead, always react to feedback - before, during and after your workout.

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