I have resolved to get back to working out religously like I used to 2 years ago. I am trying to setup a workout program for myself but after reading up on the different types of workouts out there, I have become more confused as to what and when I should work out. Let me explain.....
I work at a mill on the greenchain for 4 days @ 12 hours a day, then 4 off. It rotates 2 days and then 2 nights so it ends up being a 8 day work week. It can be physically demanding, especially right now as I just started so i body is adapting still to the work.
Example work week:
Sunday--------6am-6pm
Monday--------6am-6pm
Tuesday-------6pm-6am *night
Wednesday----6pm-6am *night
Thursday------OFF *sleeping till afternoon
Friday---------OFF
Saturday------OFF
Sunday--------OFF
My main goal is to gain mass and strength...and I worry about overtraining.
I am looking for some ideas as to when I should work out as well as to what type of workout I should have...if i work out on my days off i dont know if I am giving my body enough time to heal? and is it okay to work 3 days straight? if so what could be my workout #1-#3?
Many thanks to all who reply!
I work at a mill on the greenchain for 4 days @ 12 hours a day, then 4 off. It rotates 2 days and then 2 nights so it ends up being a 8 day work week. It can be physically demanding, especially right now as I just started so i body is adapting still to the work.
Example work week:
Sunday--------6am-6pm
Monday--------6am-6pm
Tuesday-------6pm-6am *night
Wednesday----6pm-6am *night
Thursday------OFF *sleeping till afternoon
Friday---------OFF
Saturday------OFF
Sunday--------OFF
My main goal is to gain mass and strength...and I worry about overtraining.
I am looking for some ideas as to when I should work out as well as to what type of workout I should have...if i work out on my days off i dont know if I am giving my body enough time to heal? and is it okay to work 3 days straight? if so what could be my workout #1-#3?
Many thanks to all who reply!

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