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stop doing high reps
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>>74115488
bald
manlet
ugly
narrow shoulders
no beard
glasses
albino

i rate him a 0 out of 10 lookswise
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>>74115504
yeah but he's right
high reps are SHIT
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>>74115488
dude looks like a cancer patient
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>>74115488
I train better when i'm high
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>>74115532
https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC7927075/
who cares if accumulated fatigue is greater if I'm getting bigger
https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC7927075/table/sports-09-00032-t002/?report=objectonly
It all works. Training to failure clearly works. In fact high reps with lower weights are probably exactly what you should be doing following an exercise that already exhausted a muscle group.

I.e. if you do heavy bench for low reps and do ohp next, do a lighter weight for more reps on the ohp because you might not even be able to lift the bar for 1 rep if you go heavy. So don't do everything in the same order every week. Have a chest focused push day, a shoulder focused push day, bicep focused pull day, back focused pull day.



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