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![]() אני לא הייתי עוושה אותה רק בגלל השבועיים - שלוש של החזרות הגבוהות....ממש ממש לא כיף....
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Ok, what about the rep progresion. Why 15, 12, 8, 5, negatives? 'Why not' is the answer. Seriously, anyone who thinks that there is a magic to rep counts is on drugs. Raj will clamor for proof but I can find guys who get big on any rep count you can pick. Everything from singles up to 20 rep squats and everything in the middle. You could use 14,11,9 and 6 for all it would matter in the big scheme. 15, 12, 8 and 5 are commonly used rep ranges in training, hence psychologically easier for most to accept. Same reason so few coaches use sets of 13 for anything. It's tradition more than anything else. But even that's not entirely correct. And it goes back to the injury issue. As you use continually increasing tension loads (to fulfill the physiological requirements elucidated above), you start to get cumulative damage to connective tissue and such (which heals more slowly than other tissues). Trying to keep adding weight forever eventually leads to injuries. So you counter "Why not cycle weights differently?" Becasue that doesn't meet the requirements of progressive tension overload and the other goals of the system. By the time you get to the negatives (adressed next), you're pushing that envelope of injury (although this is highly individual). First and foremost, the week off will give you some time to heal (on top of another critical component). As well, starting with the higher reps gives you more time to heal, jacks up blood flow to the joints, and has hormonal effects that may help with connective tissue healing and injury. Personally, I do NOT consider 15 reps an OPTIMAL range for hypertrophy (for a bunch of complicated neurological reasons I've elucidated before and this is long enough already). It's a compromise that Bryan decided on to give connective tissue microtrauma time to heal. And note that Bryan has said that you only NEED to do the 15's if you feel strain (joint) injury coiming on. it's not a REQUIRED part of the program (listening Raj?), but suggested IF you need it. Otherwise start at 12's which is more consistent with hypertrophy (higher tension) anyhow. Again, starting back at 15's is a compromise between physiological and practical (and injury) requirements. But that's part of the entire system: trying to optimize all the variables that go into things at the same time.
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