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| Registered User | rep range for gaining MASS i was just wondering what rep range you all were going for when trying to gain mass/weight. I've been staying at 5-7 with all my exercises but people seem to think that 8-12 is best. What do you think |
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| HATE CRIME LEGISLATION | 4-6 |
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| Registered User | 6-8 |
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| Registered User | I was under the impression that anything under six was for strength (ie PLing), 6-12 was for mass and 12 and up was for endurance. Of course these are just guidelines... Hell Yeah. |
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| Board Supporter | 4-6 on compound lifts and 10-12 for isolations. |
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| Banned | heavy ass weight= growth but i agree with these guidelines, although the 20 repper squat is amazing. for all 3 ebdurance, mass, and strength. |
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| HATE CRIME LEGISLATION | So for mass on alternating dumbell curls, 10-12 reps? |
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| Registered User | Quote:
Hell Yeah. | |
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| Registered User | Quote:
I think everybody responds differently though | |
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| Registered User | i usually get about 5 when doing chest and it seems to be growing nicely but when i do arms i get about 5 or 6 and i don't see much growth... should i up the arm reps |
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| Board Supporter | Everyone's body is different. To say that 4-6 reps is best for everybody is a very misleading statement. Everyone has varying amounts of slow and fast twitch fibers hence everyone needs to use different rep schemes. It also depends on your program. Many people use periodization techniques which means that they will use varying rep schemes at different times to target both muscle fiber types. Its not an exact science and you need to take the different schemes and find what works best for your body. Any of you guys call me Francis, and I'll kill you. |
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| Greatest Prospector in the Land Board Administrator | 4-8 for myofibullar hypertrophy, 8-12 for sarcoplasmic hypertrophy. Incorporate both for the best 1-2 punch. Silver and gold, silver and gold.... |
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| ego killer | Quote:
155lbs incline dumbbells x 9 http://youtube.com/watch?v=Z4vGkrhSSSA 585lbs squat x 2 http://youtube.com/watch?v=q0rpQLZT1I0 1400lbs leg press x 10 http://youtube.com/watch?v=67DXswA8w14 | |
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| Registered User | BOBO knows his ****....so listen to him.....he is correct, switch it up each week.... |
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| Registered User | I don't know, some people read into things too much. I prefer trial and error myself. Something that works for one won't always work for someone else. Hell Yeah. |
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| Board Supporter | Quote:
Accumulation: Reps: 8-20 Set/excercise: 3-4 Rest Intervals: 60-90 sec. Excercises/Bodypart: 2-3 Time Under Tension per set: 40-60 sec. Total Sets Per Body Part: 6-8 Intensification: Reps: 5-8 Sets/excercise: 4-5 Rest Intervals: 3-4 min. Excercises/Body Part: 1-2 Time Under Tension Per Set: 304-40 sec. Total Sets Per Body Part: 8-10 | |
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