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    Quote Originally Posted by PeanutbutterDC View Post
    Good video! I'll probably look up the others in his series. Straight forward, useful info. That said...
    The two studies he cites are out of the same lab and not a replication. The research cited isn't the end-all. There's good published research on time under tension as well (which doesn't contradict his recommendations, but offers a different approach) Google that term if interested
    That is true. There are a lot of studies that contradict others, some believe that the previous didnt have proper constraints so they re-do it. He quotes meta-analyses often, which I prefer because that factors in multiple studies.
    I really feel like most of this stuff, not just rep ranges, it all just comes down to personal preference and what works best for the individual (within reason).
    I personally like to do heavy-low rep for compound, and light-high rep for iso exercises.

    Check out his myth-bust series too. Good stuff.

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    Quote Originally Posted by HoldMyBeer View Post
    That is true. There are a lot of studies that contradict others, some believe that the previous didnt have proper constraints so they re-do it. He quotes meta-analyses often, which I prefer because that factors in multiple studies.
    I really feel like most of this stuff, not just rep ranges, it all just comes down to personal preference and what works best for the individual (within reason).
    I personally like to do heavy-low rep for compound, and light-high rep for iso exercises.

    Check out his myth-bust series too. Good stuff.
    I should have gone down further.. there is Hold my Beer talking about slow twitch and fast twitch muscle make up!


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