Against @Poppy orders I went for another PR… In my defense it wasn’t a one rep max I hit it twice… Might have hit it three times but I hit the bench frame on the first rep
Ha… not sure if that’s a compliment or doubting me. All good bro either way… that profile pic is older and in that pic I am probably closer to 200lbs. I am 5ft 8.5in dude. Check my last winter bulk post. I hit 215lbs. Trimming down for summer now.
What is your goal are tryingto build muscle or strength is what you have to ask yourself. 5 reps and lower is strength training which comes with a larger risk of injury. 6-30 depending exersize is goig to more towards hypertrophy I like the 8-12 rep on compounds and heavier lifts the. 12-20 on iso movements. I’m not in good shape so anything after that becomes more of f an issue with cardiovascular than muscles
When training for hypertrophy… you’re going to get stronger. No way around that… just not as strong as “strength” training. Maybe do as @Dirtnasty and a lot of PL’s do (in off season) and work in cycles of hypertrophy then strength. Couple of months of each….6 weeks of each…dirt is right though, strength training if not done with temperance will have a higher risk of injury.
For me I strength train and hypertrophy each week. I have a day for upper and a day for lower strength training. Not 1-3 reps though. More like 5-8. Other 3 days a week is hypertrophy of 12-20 reps. When I start getting tired I’ll swap to a PPL program and train hypertrophy only until I’m bored. Then I’ll add my strength work back in. Just what works for me.
Yeah I might lean towards something to the standard. Hypertrophy is nice… But strength is needed… to me that way I can move towards hypertrophy with heavier weights…
You should actually be looking at the other way build hypertrophy strength and size to be able
Yo add to the lower reps. I’ll tell you know lifting heavy on lower row range doesn’t do ahit to help with Hugh rep ranges but it goes the other way as added size give more potential
YayYay I dig it. The tough part for me with PPL is the 6 days a week to hit everything twice. I like my Wednesday’s and Sunday’s off. That’s my therapeutic time in the garden or sitting by a fire.
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