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    Dont feel the burn...

    okay well after working out with 80% or so of my 1 rep max i still don't feel the burn... i do 5 sets of 5 of 100 pounds with curling yet i just don't feel it in the morning and don't feel like im getting anything out of it, WHATS THE DEAL?
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    Who the hell cares about the burn? If your goal is to be in pain why dont you just do 100 sets of 10 over a 6 hour period? Itll hurt so much youll probably end up in hospital.

    Or better yet drop a 45 on your foot, that hurts.

    My point is that the burn means nothing. If anything, the burn is a bad thing because it means its harder to continue lifting with good form.

    If your goal is size, focus on progressive overload with the weights you are lifting, and on managing your diet to gear it towards mass gain.

    Judge your progress by how you are PROGRESSING - getting bigger, lifting more weight, using lower rest intervals etc etc - not by how much you hurt on the day or the day after.
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    Generally, higher reps at lower weight = more burn, while lower reps at higher weight = less burn.

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    Quote Originally Posted by bigsahm21 View Post
    Generally, higher reps at lower weight = more burn, while lower reps at higher weight = less burn.
    Good lord.

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    It may be true, but again - who cares about how much your muscles burn?
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    Quote Originally Posted by Gazhole View Post
    It may be true, but again - who cares about how much your muscles burn?
    Pffffft. No kidding. Besides, everybody knows that it is the PUMP you're after anyway, right.





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    Quote Originally Posted by DaMayor View Post
    Pffffft. No kidding. Besides, everybody knows that it is the PUMP you're after anyway, right.




    really? i thought it was the stretch marks that one should strive for.

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    Quote Originally Posted by BulkMeUp View Post
    really? i thought it was the stretch marks that one should strive for.
    Aw snap! You're right.

    Although nothing beats a case of post-squat "no-belt roids". I hear it is quite motivating to hear that old sphincter blow out

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    Quote Originally Posted by BulkMeUp View Post
    really? i thought it was the stretch marks that one should strive for.
    hah yeah i kinda wish i dident bench press ever because now i have so many strech marks on my deltoids and stuff.... haha but what i meant by it was i knew i got a good workout when i was bench pressing because i was sore the next day and couldent lift as much as i could the day before... i can do the same workout i did yesterday every single day and i dont think i will get stronger lol but what i meant was like i do 25 inclined push ups and i can still do more but the next day when i wake up i can hardly move my arms and it just feels like i got a good workout... maybe i needa up the weight to 110 or do another 2 reps
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    Quote Originally Posted by readyformore View Post
    hah yeah i kinda wish i dident bench press ever because now i have so many strech marks on my deltoids and stuff.... haha but what i meant by it was i knew i got a good workout when i was bench pressing because i was sore the next day and couldent lift as much as i could the day before... i can do the same workout i did yesterday every single day and i dont think i will get stronger lol but what i meant was like i do 25 inclined push ups and i can still do more but the next day when i wake up i can hardly move my arms and it just feels like i got a good workout... maybe i needa up the weight to 110 or do another 2 reps
    Soreness is not a sign of a good workout, and neither is pump or burn. Do yourself a huge favor and forget about DOMS, soreness, burn or pump, because they are all irrelevant. The only sign of a good workotu is progress, and you won't know that until a few days later.

    I rarely get DOMS, and hardly ever get a burn, however I progress nicely because my diet is good and my training is spot on.
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    Quote Originally Posted by KelJu View Post
    Soreness is not a sign of a good workout, and neither is pump or burn. Do yourself a huge favor and forget about DOMS, soreness, burn or pump, because they are all irrelevant. The only sign of a good workotu is progress, and you won't know that until a few days later.

    I rarely get DOMS, and hardly ever get a burn, however I progress nicely because my diet is good and my training is spot on.
    Good input. Completely wasted effort in conveying the input, but good information.

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    if you want a killer work out with alot of progression check in with phil hernons style or dc training. both of wich are shorter work outs higher frequincy and alot of freaking hard work.
    i bet in the world you live in every one is a pony, eats rainbows, and craps butterflys.
    there is no damn justice in the world.

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    Quote Originally Posted by tomuchgear View Post
    if you want a killer work out with alot of progression check in with phil hernons style or dc training. both of wich are shorter work outs higher frequincy and alot of freaking hard work.
    I always wanted to try dog crap. Wow, that just sounds nasty.
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    Quote Originally Posted by DaMayor View Post
    Good lord.

    Hey man I'm no expert here I'm just going off of my own personal experience. Try 3 sets of 3 on the bench vs. 3 sets of 15-20 and tell me which one "burns" more. I'm not saying it's a more effective exercise, all I'm saying is it burns like a motherfucker.

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    Well yeah, of course 20 reps will burn more than 3, but thats like saying "compare your 3 rep weight to your 20 rep weight, and the 3 rep is heavier, right?".

    It's just that the burn means absolutely nothing in the context of progress.
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    doesnt the burn progress your fat loss? (asking cuz i really dunno)
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    Quote Originally Posted by readyformore View Post
    doesnt the burn progress your fat loss? (asking cuz i really dunno)
    No. The burn doesn't do anything except burn.
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    Quote Originally Posted by bigsahm21 View Post
    Hey man I'm no expert here I'm just going off of my own personal experience. Try 3 sets of 3 on the bench vs. 3 sets of 15-20 and tell me which one "burns" more. I'm not saying it's a more effective exercise, all I'm saying is it burns like a motherfucker.
    I wasn't trying to insult you...moreso the common misconception re: feeling the burn.

    Its just lactic acid buildup.....and a waste of time, IMO.

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    I like to feel the burn. I like isolation exhausting sets before relevant compounds in a pyramid, 5 reps or less.

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    Quote Originally Posted by KelJu View Post
    I always wanted to try dog crap. Wow, that just sounds nasty.
    lol ya i am with phils program. so far freaking awesome that has been the large factor in strength increases over the past few months. from my understanding dog crap and phil's principles are very close. either way though i have had great results with phil. alot of guys i know have had killer results as well. talked to a few bros who do dogcrap and there results have been insane as well.
    i bet in the world you live in every one is a pony, eats rainbows, and craps butterflys.
    there is no damn justice in the world.

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    Quote Originally Posted by DaMayor View Post
    I wasn't trying to insult you...moreso the common misconception re: feeling the burn.

    Its just lactic acid buildup.....and a waste of time, IMO.

    No I know. I was just answering his question...he said he was doing sets of 5and wasn't "feeling the burn" during his work out, so I thought it was a relevant point to make.

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