foidslayer667
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What if I hit a plateau, like how can I progress in weights again and become better and better?
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Do deload weeks actually work?js be patient but if its longer than a month with no progression, check the volume for that muscle then maybe even do a deload week
My balls, I need to progress fasterjust keep on hitting the gym, sometimes it takes 2 months to get bit stronger but its still progressing even tho its slow
A thing that worked for me is to do 8 to 10 sets per muscle group per week with 50 to 70 percent of my one rep max for 20 reps or 12 reps.What if I hit a plateau, like how can I progress in weights again and become better and better?
yes they do because if ur not progressing over a long period of time its prly due to accumulated cns fatigue (u might be pushing every set to failure, or doing too much volume) so doing a deload week helps in lowering the fatigue or even dissipating it entirelyDo deload weeks actually work?
RoidsMy balls, I need to progress faster
holy fatiguemaxxingA thing that worked for me is to do 8 to 10 sets per muscle group per week with 50 to 70 percent of my one rep max for 20 reps or 12 reps.
Pick a rep range from 8 to 20 reps. Do all your sets with 2 reps away from absolute failur
thats just cope most people on here are retarded pussies and rarely ever train to failure he should think outside of the box besides reducing his training intensity like getting more sleep or fixing up his diet or meal timingyes they do because if ur not progressing over a long period of time its prly due to accumulated cns fatigue (u might be pushing every set to failure, or doing too much volume) so doing a deload week helps in lowering the fatigue or even dissipating it entirely