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Mix it up !!
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Heavy weights and low reps are good for mass but its important to mix it up with low weights and high reps. I'm talking about high reps 3-4 sets of close to 100 reps. Good for tonings and strength. Change your routine often at least every other month. Try real slow and real fast. Slow 4-5 seconds down and 4-5 seconds up. Fast but not so fast where you hurt yourself. Enjoy !!
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2/28/2008
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Well said. Plus, high-intensity is the key. Working out to exhaustion and not over resting between sets (1-2 minutes best.) Thanks !!
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OldeButGoode
on 3/10/2008
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For mass gains (hypertrophy) one should use 3-6 sets with 8-12 reps using 60-85% of their 1RM, while heavier weights and lower reps will provide strength and power development which will in turn help produce mass gains. Changing your workout every 4-8 weeks is sufficient enough to keep the neuro-muscular system adapting.
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littleerik13
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