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How Much Should I Train?

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How Much Should I Train is for anyone looking for a deeper understanding of how to modify training programs for the best results. The Volume Landmarks can be applied to all areas of sport, fitness, and health promotion. This book outlines how to properly dose training volumes in an individually periodized approach, with considerations for dieting and athlete development over time.

The Volume Landmarks are a set of tools to help ensure the athlete is always making progress, by steering clear of both undertraining and overtraining. They also play a vital role in guiding athletes towards progressing in key areas without having to make the sacrifice of deconditioning in others. In a nutshell, the Volume Landmarks provide a clear and unambiguous approach for how to periodize training volumes over time.

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1.The ultimate guide on how much to train and how to find your own Volume Landmarks
2.Instructions on how to optimize Volume Landmarks under different dietary conditions
3.Applications of the Volume Landmarks for various sports
4.Instructions on how to optimize Volume Landmarks across an athletic career
5.A worksheet template to track your own Volume Landmarks

What people are saying about ‘How Much Should I Train?’

“This is a must read for anyone who is serious about fitness! Once again, RP did not disappoint!” Alisha B

“Great book if you want to understand good training, and finding the best training plan for yourself. I will definitely reread this book when constructing a new plan” Nico D

“This book was incredible. I particularly liked how good the explanations were. I think it is very important to be able to tell someone why I am training a certain way when they ask. This book allows me to do that. Very easy to understand as well. Well written and very informative.” Thomas L

“Training is sometimes trial and error, But now after reading this book the guide lines have been laid down in a clear and concise manor which can be easily followed. Really looking forward to trying the techniques that I have learnt. A book for everyone.” Alexander H


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359 reviews150 followers
February 2, 2019
Fantastic. By far the most complete resource on the impact of volume in training adaptations. Very in-depth yet managing to stay practical. A must-read for serious coaches and athletes interested in sports science.
40 reviews3 followers
November 7, 2023
Another masterpiece by the RP Crew. A must read for a coach or fitness enthusiast.
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329 reviews11 followers
November 24, 2019
The content is top notch, but I took away a star because I found the material too densely presented. I've been able to get through other RP books relatively more swimmingly, but found myself pausing to read between the lines in this one, despite its shorter length.
5 reviews1 follower
August 16, 2020
this book is excellent, it's concepts are made very simple to understand and the understanding you will gain about training is massive. would recommend this book to ANY person interested in optimising their training!
314 reviews4 followers
January 2, 2021
Short and precise guide on Maximum Recoverable Volume (MRV) and Minimum Effective Volume (MEV). Takes hypertropy as the focus but occasionally gives examples for strength training.
Very good for getting a good understanding of these fundamental concepts.
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8 reviews1 follower
July 28, 2022
A little disappointed

Came over after reading Understanding Healthy Eating, which I highly recommend! Felt disappointed after reading this book because it is too repetitive or maybe I am just not the right target audience.
13 reviews
December 3, 2024
Great insights for beginners and young coaches

I was hoping for a little more detail on topics, but overall it gave a great framework for beginners and young coaches. Experienced coaches will find nuggets, but the framework was intended for those with a basic understanding of strength and conditioning
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2 reviews
January 19, 2019
If you are serious about your training and want to maximize your results, this book is the Bible of answers you never knew you needed! I highly recommend!
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