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| View Poll Results: What gave you the most muscle gains from compound excercises(strength NOT a factor)? | |||
| 12-8 reps, 60-90 sec rests, more then 1 set | | 108 | 22.45% |
| 12-8 reps, 2-3 min rests, more then 1 set | | 81 | 16.84% |
| 12-8 reps 1 | | 13 | 2.70% |
| 8-4 reps 2-3 min rests, more then 1 set | | 167 | 34.72% |
| 8-4 reps 2-3 min rests 1 | | 21 | 4.37% |
| 8-4 reps 60-90 sec rests, more then 1 set | | 91 | 18.92% |
| Voters: 481. You may not vote on this poll | |||
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| Banned | i hit 4 exercises on chest day flat press 4 sets 8-10 reps incline press 3 sets 8-10 reps skullcrushers 3 sets 8-10 reps crunches 4 sets 8-10 reps Actually that routine is very similiar to what i advocate HOWEVER i would add in more excercises and reduce set numbers for the above to 2 and 3 and arrange it in such a way that im out ofthe gym in 40-50 minutes. |
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| Registered User | Brought back an old ass post :-\ |
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| Registered User | lol nothing It's not that old But this thread was from January begining of February |
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| Member | locoangmo, funny icon lol, is that you? |
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You just asked him to name another compound exercise that hit the same muscles as the bench press. You then told him he couldn't, while proceeding to do it yourself. Lemme see. There's incline, flat, and decline bench. You can do it with varying grips, as well. Then there are incline, flat, and decline dumbbell presses. These can be done supinated, twisting your wrists, so on. You can even do pushups, with a multitude of variations. And last but certainly not least, there are dips. Furthermore, I don't believe he was recommending doing only 1-2 sets for hardgainers... it seems he was recommending 1-2 sets PER EXERCISE, for hardgainers. | |
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| Registered User | HST definitely did it for me, kept me leaner than usual too. Im out of bodybuilding now though. |
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| | Well, for me, over 10 years training, my best gains have been while doing 20 total sets per workout with 60-90 second rest between. Workout never lasts more than 45 minutes. 4 exercices with 5 sets each per major bodyparts Back and Legs, 3 exercices of 5 sets for chest and 3 of 3-4 for the rest. Works. Reps vary, from a low of 8 up to 15. But now I'm trying 4-6 reps with 120 seconds rest... Less sets. |
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| Bill Walsh, aka "The Genius" R.I.P. | 6 years of training of here. I found that doing different things from time to time works better for me. I have success with this strategy 1. Train every muscle 2 times a week for 6 weeks 2. " " " 1 time a week for 6 weeks 3. Take one week off and repeat I use between 5-10 reps all the time. I also rest 2-3 minutes between sets and take a 30 minute power nap every day on top of 8 hours of sleep |
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| Ectomorph man | No he was recommending 1-2 sets per bodypart... TRUST me; this post is old and pj is banned dont know why this got bumped to the top BUT if you'd reread what i posted; the BENCH PRESS... not the FLAT press or the INCLINE press... presses in general and all the different variants such as dumbells... dips are different for different people... they dont do **** on my chest no matter what orientation of my body take alook at when i posted that Last edited by Bean : 09-15-2003 at 11:24 PM. |
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| Registered User | I agree with the bros on the drop sets and supersets.... that's when I get the best workouts and hyper-trophy |
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| Registered User | My training is full of varied reps. I generally like do 3-30 reps in a series of 6-10 sets for an exercise. Example: Barbell Rows 135x20 225x10 405x5**wanted to push it a tad 315x15 315x12 315x10 Normally, I would add 275 and 225 for two finished sets of 15-25 reps. as well. I am finding though that the old addage of 8-12 reps really is nice in general while going lower and higher every so often. |
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| Registered User | LUnaHotel , with your 20 sets and 60-90 sec rest between sets, are you taking all these sets to failure ?!? That seem a lot. |
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| Registered User | what do you guys think of doggcrapp training? This guy advocates only one working set ( plenty of warm ups though) and one exercise per muscle group per session. the results of his clients spaek for themsleves, we aren't talking weaklings here either.... |
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Yes, it is. But what you will find, is that your heart tends to give up before your muscles, so "failure" is more like a systemic failure than a true muscular failure. It does ensure, from what I know, that GH is released in the greatest quantities. Load up on the carbs after that, and it gets converted by the liver into IGF-1. :-) | |
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