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    Working then going to the gym

    My job has me lifting 50 to 100lbs bags about every 20 seconds all day. Well at the end of the day im wasted but i want to get back to the gym. Is working that hard going to affect my gains after i work out at the gym? Ex. I work biceps monday night then go to work tuesday and lift the bags.
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    Nah, I doubt it. Just make sure you eat right and try to get you some good sleep. BTW, look for another job that one sounds too hard, lol.
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    Originally Posted by Ned_Flanders View Post
    BTW, look for another job that one sounds too hard, lol.
    loooooooll

    But hey, try it out for a bit. If you realize your performance is turning to **** and that you make no gains, drop it, or try something else.
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    I seriously doubt your work will affect your gain from working out. When I used to work in the Lawn & Garden part at Walmart, I was constantly lifting bags of mulch, rocks, and other stuff along with heavy ass rocks and stones. During my time working here I was working out somewhat and I found after about 2 to 3 weeks my body was immuned to the work I was doing and I was ok with working out.
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    Alright sounds good, thanks for the info
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