Cuthbert
New member
I generally stay away from topics such as this...
But the minute someone says there is ONE optimal way of training and that all others are subpar, I stop listening.
My only input is this: I have trained 'hardgainer' style, and in the past six months or so I have trained with a MUCH higher-volume routine. I've basically determined, FOR ME, that a high volume program works better- provided I listen to my body and back off a bit when I feel beat up.
IMO, the strength gains I have made in the past six months aren't even remotely comparable to gains I made previously.
I made progress with much lower volume.. but there is no comparison- higher volume works better. FOR ME.
Find out what works better for YOU and stick with it. Making blanket statements about what works for EVERYBODY is idiotic and closed-minded.
Not a flame.. but everyone responds differently and people need to recognize that.
But the minute someone says there is ONE optimal way of training and that all others are subpar, I stop listening.
My only input is this: I have trained 'hardgainer' style, and in the past six months or so I have trained with a MUCH higher-volume routine. I've basically determined, FOR ME, that a high volume program works better- provided I listen to my body and back off a bit when I feel beat up.
IMO, the strength gains I have made in the past six months aren't even remotely comparable to gains I made previously.
I made progress with much lower volume.. but there is no comparison- higher volume works better. FOR ME.
Find out what works better for YOU and stick with it. Making blanket statements about what works for EVERYBODY is idiotic and closed-minded.
Not a flame.. but everyone responds differently and people need to recognize that.