It's not the more the merrier, It's the smarter the better.

And in other words- stop adding Junk Volume to your workouts!

There is this myth that i keep hearing and seeing that the more you do the better.
3 hours workout, 2 workouts a day, 100 repetitions and no rest days.
Come on…

This is not contributing to your progress! Sometimes less is more. 
Here are 3 examples:

  1. Overtraining- Too many exercises and workouts per week + not enough rest. This will prevent you from recovering, increasing the risk of an injury and will cause Fatigue.

  2. Too many classes / workouts with not enough resistance- honestly here you are just wasting your time. You can add those types of classes to your routine but try to put strength training as your main workout. 

  3. Poor technique- the biggest problem is that most likely you will not work fully and in a productive way on your target muscle. Focus on quality, not quantity. 

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