should u be training neck to failure

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like all muscles I'd assume it experiences most hypertrophy when trained to failure but I've seen others say its dangerous to train neck to failure
 
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No you shouldn’t. A few reps before failure is the safest when training neck and would still give you equal hypertrophy.
 
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like all muscles I'd assume it experiences most hypertrophy when trained to failure but I've seen others say its dangerous to train neck to failure
i like to go 1-2 reps before failure, around 2 sets of 12-15 just because the neck is a dangerous muscle to train
 
i like to go 1-2 reps before failure, around 2 sets of 12-15 just because the neck is a dangerous muscle to train
why is dangerous and also how many times a week
ive been doing 2-3 times a week 4 sets close to failure per session idk if thats too much volume
 
why is dangerous and also how many times a week
ive been doing 2-3 times a week 4 sets close to failure per session idk if thats too much volume
cuz ur gonna fucking die if you hurt yourself nigga
 
im training neck curls with 5 lb weight I don't see that doing any damage
yeah IF you do it improperly, but u should still progressively overload, im at 22lbs rn, also too much volume imo i do it twice per week 2 sets failure
 
i see would advise to measure to track progress tbh have u had any sleep apnea problems
nah never had problems with sleep, the sleep apnea shit is jewish goy troll to make you small, if ur natty or slightly enhanced it wont do shit
 
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