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About Adding and Subtracting Weight

Sexual

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Can someone link me to a post about this or simply explain it? I'm an experienced bodybuilder, but have stuck to one complex program for the last few years.

I'm thinking about doing something different, and I was reviewing Diesel's old post. Less than 4 reps too heavy, more than 8 too light.

I don't think I've ever asked: what are the benefits / harms of adding or subtracting weight in your routine? Namely non isolation such as bench, squats, cleans, etc.?
 

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Sexual said:
Can someone link me to a post about this or simply explain it? I'm an experienced bodybuilder, but have stuck to one complex program for the last few years.

I'm thinking about doing something different, and I was reviewing Diesel's old post. Less than 4 reps too heavy, more than 8 too light.

I don't think I've ever asked: what are the benefits / harms of adding or subtracting weight in your routine? Namely non isolation such as bench, squats, cleans, etc.?
? i don't understand this question
 

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Most of the time when you raise the reps on your sets you go for looks(more definition),lower reps are normally for strength.
 
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