It was fun wasn't it?I’m 55. Plan to go for many more years. Not gonna risk it doing the OG that I love. I miss them at times. But I’m in it for longevity.
Yeah. It made me feel younger mentally. But not physically. Besides. I can still grow the legs and still do.It was fun wasn't it?

I'll tell you that when I'm training strength athletes and watching them go heavy on BB Squats, Bench, Dead's, Cleans, etc. I'm like, "I wonder if I could still...." Then I snap back to reality and realize those days are long gone. lol Not so much that my joints couldn't handle it but just conflicts with my hypertrophy goals. In the future who knows! I think the age/joint thing is overrated and due to not enough recover combined with poor lifting technique. Guess will always say they can do a lift anymore, send me the vid of them doing it and I'm like well I can see why. lolDoes anyone squat, bench and dead lift anymore? How about presses from the rack? What about power cleans? How are you guys building a base? How do you guys expect to wear out your joints by the time your 55 tossing dumbbells and pushing machine pins around?
I do all that.Does anyone squat, bench and dead lift anymore? How about presses from the rack? What about power cleans? How are you guys building a base? How do you guys expect to wear out your joints by the time your 55 tossing dumbbells and pushing machine pins around?

@KingoftheNorth14 That is clearly not enough volume!![]()
I love high volume for smaller body parts. Frequently as well.Sometimes l will shoot for only 9 total sets per body part but I really like the 12 sets and high volume reps. Sometimes that first set per movement is just getting that mind muscle connection so the next 3 sets are locked in. I really enjoy the squeeze and the pump with this volume.
I love high volume for smaller body parts. Frequently as well.
That's what usually happens. Unfortunately, many people (bros) just can't seem to grasp that heavy weights are 100% correlated to maximum hypertrophy. Time under tension, higher reps, etc= moneyYou know prior I’ve been so fixed the last few years lifting heavy trying to get more strength and size. For about the last yr I switched to high volume and longer rest periods between workouts and I’ve grown significantly more and have less injuries than going heavy.
I’ve always loved high volume.I love high volume for smaller body parts. Frequently as well.

That's what usually happens. Unfortunately, many people (bros) just can't seem to grasp that heavy weights are 100% correlated to maximum hypertrophy. Time under tension, higher reps, etc= money
You were doing junk volumeI’ve always loved high volume.![]()

To be fair, I didn’t quantify the type of volume. And while what I was doing wasn’t optimal due to ignorance, it was still better than sitting in the couch.You were doing junk volume![]()

No need to get defensive. lol Was busting your balls.To be fair, I didn’t quantify the type of volume. And while what I was doing wasn’t optimal due to ignorance, it was still better than sitting in the couch.![]()
Oh the truth here. Squatting 225 x 10 definitely led to 335 for 2.That's what usually happens. Unfortunately, many people (bros) just can't seem to grasp that heavy weights are 100% correlated to maximum hypertrophy. Time under tension, higher reps, etc= money
Actually, that's the opposite of my point.Oh the truth here. Squatting 225 x 10 definitely led to 335 for 2.


