How Muscles respond to Various rep ranges

Here's a great article I read on how different rep ranges affect your muscle, very informative, so just wanted to share.
 
Here's a great article I read on how different rep ranges affect your muscle, very informative, so just wanted to share.

Thanks for sharing that article. I also agree that it is a wealth of information especially for a beginner.
 
Yep, a good post for a beginner.......

And Phate.........Keep feeding da' brain, buddy! :)

And for a laugh:

Check this out:

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my god.. I'm not gonna read that. I don't get why people don't structure their stuff like this

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T-nation seems to be the only site who gets that most weight training freaks have attention disorder and need stuff structured with pictures and shot lines..
 
my god.. I'm not gonna read that. I don't get why people don't structure their stuff like this

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instead of this
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T-nation seems to be the only site who gets that most weight training freaks have attention disorder and need stuff structured with pictures and shot lines..

I am hooked to T-nation, great website.
 
T-nation seems to be the only site who gets that most weight training freaks have attention disorder and need stuff structured with pictures and shot lines..

Well I for one am gonna read it as comprehensively as I read each of Chillen's page long posts ;)
 
I like this article. Thanks for sharing!

If you are an athlete and play sports like I play softball for ex., you can do all 3 of the rep ranges in one year by 4 months of endurance 12+ reps (during season like for example. Jan-May), then go into the muscle mass phase from the after season (off season) is over in like May to September and then go into the strength and power phase of 1-5 reps until Jan when season starts up again

I think thats a good way to put it if your an athlete because theres an off season, pre-season, and in-season. For in-season, you want to actually keep your strength. For off season, you want to regain what you might of lost and build more strength, and in the pre-season you want to train that weight for power and explosiveness.

great article. made me think smart about what reps to do at the right time and such. =)
 
Does this mean I should be doing something around 3 sets of 5 if I'm trying to train for athletics?
 
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