Yeah man, conditioning will come with time as will one's ability to tolerate greater training loads. You can only manage so much at once. This is why when people decide to try training their bodyparts 2x per week most fail horribly. The wind up taking their 1x per week program and doing it twice. Weekly load is increased by 100% instantly. They might be able to gradually work up to this load over a long period but a 100% increase almost guarantees failure unless the base was bad. A better option would be distributing existing volume more evenly and then gradually increasing it.
When I say push hard I mean within the confines of the program - which has been tailored to a degree and the load seems to be about right for most BBers as is and can be increased in several ways as needed to accomodate those who require more as they gain experience. There's no hurry though, if you are consistently gaining strength in a hypertrophy range and making progress - keep at it. Keep a journal and gradually you'll begin to find out what's right for you and dial everything in better.
When I say push hard I mean within the confines of the program - which has been tailored to a degree and the load seems to be about right for most BBers as is and can be increased in several ways as needed to accomodate those who require more as they gain experience. There's no hurry though, if you are consistently gaining strength in a hypertrophy range and making progress - keep at it. Keep a journal and gradually you'll begin to find out what's right for you and dial everything in better.