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    20 reps squats...

    are they good? i heard they produce test.?? but doesnt squatting already produce it? or some kinda stuff? ...i did 1set of 20reps and man i felt the burn

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    high reps are good, but not every day. Mix it up, one week concentrate on stregth, one week concentrate on mass reps.

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    Quote Originally Posted by brower,jj
    high reps are good, but not every day. Mix it up, one week concentrate on stregth, one week concentrate on mass reps.
    explain to me what is your so called "MASS REPS"

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    and please explain to me what "stregth" is?

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    he means 8-12 reps (mass reps)
    Last edited by assassin; 07-06-2006 at 06:20 AM.

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    ok strength = 1-6 reps

    hypertrophy or mass or size whatever u call it will be 6-12 reps

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    not everyone is the same..for some ppl it could be
    1-6reps hypertrophy&strength
    6-12reps hypertrophy&strength

    some people respond more to strength in the 8-10reps and some people respond good for hypertrophy in the 1-6reps. so what i am getting at is NOT EVERYONE IS THE SAME

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    lol noob i agree to that but mainly 1-5 is not for hypertrophy at all

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    Quote Originally Posted by assassin
    lol noob i agree to that but mainly 1-5 is not for hypertrophy at all
    noob .....it can affect hypertrophy

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    Quote Originally Posted by assassin
    lol noob i agree to that but mainly 1-5 is not for hypertrophy at all
    Actually, my body repsonds great to low reps for size.
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    Quote Originally Posted by assassin
    lol noob i agree to that but mainly 1-5 is not for hypertrophy at all
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    Quote Originally Posted by BiggNStronger
    not everyone is the same..for some ppl it could be
    1-6reps hypertrophy&strength
    6-12reps hypertrophy&strength

    some people respond more to strength in the 8-10reps and some people respond good for hypertrophy in the 1-6reps. so what i am getting at is NOT EVERYONE IS THE SAME
    In a sense, everyone is the same. There is no one on the planet who respond better neurally by using 80% intensity as opposed to 100% intensity. That doesn't make sense. That isn't how your nervous system works.

    Conversely, I'm willing to bet there is no one on the planet who can do singles all the time and pack on mass to the same degree as he would using a higher volume approach. You simply can't accrue enough total mechanical work by doing singles to cause a significant increase in muscle size beyond your noob gains which result from anything; of course, you shouldn't be doing singles then anyway.

    Now, I know where you were going with this, but I think you just went overboard with it a little bit.
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    Quote Originally Posted by fufu
    Actually, my body repsonds great to low reps for size.

    i love the 5sets of 5.

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    Quote Originally Posted by fufu
    Actually, my body repsonds great to low reps for size.
    Ditto, I haven't done a compound exerscise with a set over 5 reps in 5 weeks and my girlfriend says I'm noticably bigger.

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    Quote Originally Posted by BiggNStronger
    not everyone is the same..for some ppl it could be
    1-6reps hypertrophy&strength
    6-12reps hypertrophy&strength

    some people respond more to strength in the 8-10reps and some people respond good for hypertrophy in the 1-6reps. so what i am getting at is NOT EVERYONE IS THE SAME
    You are exaggerating a bit, 1-5 is said to be best for strength while 6-12 is best for hypertrophy, you may gain some size while in a lower rep range but who knows, you probably would have gained more in the higher rep range.
    even when I train for size I stay in the lowest part of the rep range (6-8), because my other goal is strength.

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    train for strength and eat for size

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    Quote Originally Posted by BiggNStronger
    train for strength and eat for size
    Most strength training involves working in the hypertrophy and even endurance territory a little bit as you can't constantly train at such high intensities.
    The only time it's bad to feel the burn is when you're peeing...

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    Quote Originally Posted by CowPimp
    Most strength training involves working in the hypertrophy and even endurance territory a little bit as you can't constantly train at such high intensities.
    what i meant by "train for strength and eat for size" was you prolly wont gain size only eating 500-1000cals lol so you train to get stronger and eating like crazy will make you bigger ..but anyway you get the point.

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    Quote Originally Posted by kenwood
    what i meant by "train for strength and eat for size" was you prolly wont gain size only eating 500-1000cals lol so you train to get stronger and eating like crazy will make you bigger ..but anyway you get the point.
    did you bench press 405 yet?

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    Quote Originally Posted by LexusGS
    did you bench press 405 yet?
    nope...not sure what it is

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    Quote Originally Posted by BiggNStronger
    nope...not sure what it is
    Stop changing names you Tool!

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    Quote Originally Posted by LexusGS
    Stop changing names you Tool!
    i'm not i dunno how it went back to this

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    lol there better

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    huh?

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    cool

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    thanks man, i took it today

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    nice

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