• Picking the Perfect Training Split for Body Recomposition | Ep. 113

  • Mar 27 2025
  • Duración: 51 m
  • Podcast

Picking the Perfect Training Split for Body Recomposition | Ep. 113

  • Resumen

  • Apply for a Live Fitness Audit | In this solo episode, Kade breaks down one of the most common questions in fitness:
    “How many days a week should I train?”
    Whether you’re just starting out or you’ve been lifting for years, the right training split can make or break your results. Kade walks you through:

    → The pros and cons of training 2 to 6 days per week
    → How to structure your split based on goals, recovery, and schedule
    → Why most people overtrain or burn out—and how to avoid it
    → Real-world client examples that show how to train smarter
    → The one answer that applies to nearly every fitness question: “It depends”

    This episode is a must-listen if you're confused about your program or wondering how to maximize results with the time you have.

    ⏱️ Timestamps

    00:00 → Intro: Choosing the Right Training Split
    08:50 → Two-Day Training Splits: When Less is More
    18:01 → Three-Day Splits: Great Results with Minimal Time
    27:09 → Four-Day Splits: The Sweet Spot for Most Lifters
    35:48 → Five-Day Splits: Smart Strategies for Recovery
    44:54 → Six-Day Splits: When to Train (Almost) Every Day
    53:30 → Real Client Example: Push/Pull Split Breakdown
    1:01:35 → Final Thoughts: There's No Perfect Split
    1:05:25 → Want to Be Coached on the Podcast? Apply Here

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