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  • #16
    Originally posted by pu12en12g
    4-20

    Yup, one week 4-8, the next week 15-20, the third week 8-12 but all super sets or negatives. Rest, rinse and repeat.
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    • #17
      super setted drop sets on 4 sets 25 reps (KILLLER)

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      • #18
        All this talk about high reps is making me go catabolic!

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        • #19
          Depends on the bodyparts.
          I'm of the mindset that when working arms, I stick to higher rep ranges on the assumption they get sufficient heavy work/ low reps when I do so for chest and back.
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          • #20
            Just switched from doing heavy weight / low rep work. Been doing that for almost 5 months. It felt good to switch! I'll do 8-12 for a few months now too.

            Pre workout
            Banana
            500mg Panax Ginseng
            5 Green Bulge caps

            Supersetted dips with skullcrushers, amongst other things. The pumps in my triceps right now are unbeleiveable. My arms are shaking while I type.

            it's a lot different, but it certainly is not 'easier' than lifting heavy weights for low reps. i don't enjoy it as much (neither does my ego) until i look at myself in the mirror! hehe

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            • #21
              Mix em up 6-8 wks of 8-12 reps followed by 6-8 wks of pyramid reps for basic lifts and 6-8 reps for isolations.
              Do or do not. There is no try!

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