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| quote: | Originally posted by GelatinPufF
True. But as soon as I started working out I thought that was bullshit. Evertime I worked out, my main goal was to get my muscle group EXTREMELY pumped, and of course, work it to absolout failure *I can't emphasise those two points enough.* It's something you just feel I guess. Whenever I worked with heavy weights and low repititions, I wasn't getting that *pumped* feeling, and injured my forearms/tendons with routines incorporating tremendous weights//low reps ie.
A 55kg barbell bicep curl with: 3 reps/4 sets.
OR
105kg benchpress with 3 reps/4 sets.
I built muscle much quicker with a quick high rep workout(to get the muscle group tired) IE. for one bicep: 30-40 reps @ 10kg taken VERY SLOWLY so you can feel your muscle being pumped, and then just repeat it with the same weight. As you do more sets your reps will come down because your muscles get fucking SORE.
Anyway, my stats are 6"0, 200pounds. |
You should only do tremendous weights and low reps at most once a week. Probably once every other week to be safe. The rest should be filled with regular workouts and even a "light" day occasionaly.
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Last edited by Radagast on May-19-2004 at 15:54
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