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    does german volume training work ???

    As stated above. I a looking to switch up my routine and trainer is guiding me toward german volume training. Has anyone tried this ? and has it worked to build mass??

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    everything works. just set it up properly.
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    works very well I just finished a GV cycle. Make sure you eat a ton. I trained 6 days out of seven then took 3 days off. then start over its hard on the body but it works great when your taking a ph

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    If you have some experience under your belt, I would look into the "advanced" GVT routine that Poliquin wrote. I am loosely following that now. It calls for higher intensities with the weights and a more periodized approach with the weights and rep schemes.

    I can't comment on the original because I have no experience with it, but I prefer to use heavier loads than 60% of my 1RM for all my exercises.

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    I've used GVT a few times with favorable results. Not to say its the end all workout program, but it's nice for a change of pace.
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    Im sure it does work, to a point.

    Is it an optimal routine, absolutely not.

    I would say its for advanced trainees only, who are 110 percent sure of what they are doing and why they are doing it.
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