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    When does your body know its time to grow

    How long (reps, exercises) does your body get in the "mode" and realize that your training. I know it sounds stupid. i cant even explain. if you dont understand what im saying then bite me if you do try to elaborate...
    im wonderin this because im need to reorganize my pattern of lifting.. Like I always start with my big lifts such as bench or squat or deads or military press. Maybe this is all wrong... maybe I should start with a isolated workout to get the heart rate and shit up.. Any takes on this?
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    Increase your drug usage and maybe your get results as fast as you wish.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Swagger View Post
    Increase your drug usage and maybe your get results as fast as you wish.
    by the looks of your profile pic the only drugs you use are laxatives twig boy.

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    I don't think I understand. If you wanna gain mass then you should steadily continue to increase the weights you are lifting.
    Everybody wanna be a bodybuilder but dont nobody wanna lift this heavy ass weight. R.C.

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    Force Your Muscles to Grow

    You cannot gain weight fast by asking your muscles to grow. They won't respond to hints or suggestions. Muscles will grow only when they are forced to grow.
    Your body will naturally resist building muscles. Extra muscle will require extra energy and as you know from the diet pages, your body is concerned about energy supplies. The amount of muscle you have now is the amount your body has determined you need. It makes this determination based on genetics, diet and the demands placed on it by your life.
    You can't change your genetics but you can increase your diet (supply the body with what it needs to put on and sustain new muscle) and through weight training you can change the demands you place on your muscles.
    In other words, you have to make your body believe that it needs more muscle, that it needs to get to work on building muscles when it has the chance (while you're resting). You make the body believe this through your training (progressive overload). Then, through your diet, you must prove to it that you can consistently provide the materials it needs to build and sustain this muscle.
    The body is not easily convinced of anything. You must be consistent. It is when you put together a program that accounts for all of the above that big muscle gains start occurring.

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    you need to work out so hard your body understands it needs to be stronger. you need to keep at it till it knows it isn't going to change that it HAS to change to do what you consistently demand of it. you give it the fuel to build with and rest periods in which it will grow if the demand is there and is consistent. i don't think it matters a bit what order you do anything in or if you're lifting weights or carrying gay guys around on a beach. your body just has to think it's not cutting it as is, have the fuel to grow, and get good rest.
    Last edited by Little Wing; 06-23-2011 at 07:17 PM.

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    my son will be 14 in a week and he has, not exaggerating, grown over a foot in the last year and a half. he sleeps a lot and my brothers were the same way. don't underestimate the importance of rest. he also eats like two cavemen.

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    Your body grows in response to overload conditions. Consider the situation
    where you do the same weight in the same way (reps x sets) every day.
    There is no growth because none is necessary.

    An alternative is where you attempt to expand more force than your body
    can or is accustomed to, such as when despite all your efforts you require
    a spotter to complete a last rep. In this case, your muscle gets broken
    down or torn.

    The growth occurs as a response of adaptation to the overload stimulus.
    In order to continue growing you need to continually overcome your limits.
    This adaption does not only require the overload stimulus to grow, but
    actually requires rest and nutrients/water.

    In answering your questions the number of sets/reps depends on the weight
    and your own limits. For instance, lets consider that your bench 1 rep max
    is 200 lbs. There are an infinite number of ways to achieve growth.

    (1) Try 1 rep x 3-5 sets of 205 lbs (assisted)
    (2) Try 3 reps x 3-5 sets of 200 lbs (assisted)
    (3) Try 7 reps x 2-5 sets of 190 lbs (assisted)
    (4) Try 15 reps x 2-5 sets of 175 lbs (assisted)

    These numbers are hypothetical, but you want to be attempting to cross
    the threshold of your limits (which can vary) and change over time as
    growth happens. Generally the pattern is that the further from your 1 rep
    max the more repetitions are needed to reach a sufficient stimulus.

    Usually the proper stimulus is the feeling of a pump, or that your muscle
    is burning.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Little Wing View Post
    by the looks of your profile pic the only drugs you use are laxatives twig boy.
    So being a fat hippo or lumpy meathead must be acceptable in your world.

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    Quote Originally Posted by ceazur View Post
    How long (reps, exercises) does your body get in the "mode" and realize that your training. I know it sounds stupid. i cant even explain. if you dont understand what im saying then bite me if you do try to elaborate...
    im wonderin this because im need to reorganize my pattern of lifting.. Like I always start with my big lifts such as bench or squat or deads or military press. Maybe this is all wrong... maybe I should start with a isolated workout to get the heart rate and shit up.. Any takes on this?
    No, always start with the big lifts. These will be physically and mentally draining on you, especially your central nervous system (CNS).

    They require the most effort to complete. If you start with isolation, you won't have as much fuel left for your big lifts and they won't be as effective.

    The heavy compound lifts have the most dramatic effect on your gains due to the amount of growth hormone and testosterone that they produce.

    In fact, once you get your lifts high enough, you might not even have anything left after your heavy compound lifts. After I do my squats, I barely have anything left for my other leg lifts, because they are so taxing doing them ASS TO GROUND.

    I would evaluate what types of rep ranges you have been doing. Is it time to increase or decrease your volume?

    What are your goals ? Give us some things to work with and I'm sure you can get great information in return.


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