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Practical Strategies for Building an Adaptable Training Program

  • Flexibility in training is essential, especially when unexpected events or limited time disrupt planned workouts.
  • Exercise prioritization involves starting sessions with the most valuable exercises to ensure crucial work is completed even if the session is cut short.
  • Planning training sessions so the most important ones occur early in the week minimizes the impact of any missed sessions on overall goals.
  • Using set ranges instead of fixed set counts allows for flexibility, accommodating shorter sessions without significantly compromising training outcomes.
  • In non-competitive scenarios, simply shifting missed sessions to the next available day can maintain training continuity without cramming sessions into a tight schedule.
  • Key strategies include prioritizing exercises and sessions, using flexible set ranges, and smart scheduling to adjust for unexpected changes while maintaining training effectiveness.

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