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    Strength/Hyp

    I'm hoping to get some help with explainations from the more seasoned folks on the board here. I would classify myself as a powerbuilder I guess, I am going to compete in two PL competitions this year but I am still not fully cured from my bodybuilding days. I'm a currently doing max work at the beginning of my sessions and then following with accessory work in the 8-10 rep range for movements I do not consider power movements. For example on my push day I'll hit BB flat bench mostly in the 5 rep range and work up to a double or tripple but then for incline DB as my next exercise I'll hit 4x8-10 and then Militaries I go with a 5x5 scheme and so on. Basically I'm alternating strength and hyp movements on my training days. I also do one dynamic day for my three PL movements. I will be hitting westside in March but I am continuting to get strength results on my program so I want to milk it dry.

    What I want to know is if the blasting from the 5-2 reps in the begining is overriding the Hyp work or if I am effectively adding time under tension and will experience hypertrophy.

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    I am doing something similar, I think you will get good hypertrophy and strength from this routine. Your hormonal response should be optimal since you are hitting compound movements, using high intensity, and generating lactic acid all in the same workout.

    Most researchers are thinking, these days, that the acute hormonal response during and after exercise are more important than changes in average daily values. This obviously goes out the window if you are talking increasing daily values with the juice.
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    nope. it is fine. just eat if you want to grow.
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    thanks guys, I'm on about 5K calories a day so you're right I should grow anyway.

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    Sounds reasonable enough to me. Basically, that is Westside's format anyway, save for the fact that 2 days a week begins with speed/power work instead of maximal strength training. Most of the accessory work is kept in the range generally considered optimal for hypertrophy.
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