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A member asked:
How long should i give my muscles to rest after a workout? for example, working out biceps. thank you
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Two to three days: Two to three days would probably be adequate unless you're doing high-intensity training. Then maybe 5-6 days for the muscles to repair.
Answered 3/26/2013
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