Hi guys
Can someone please explain how we can integrate myoreps into a vanilla HST routine?
In what range (10’s, 15’s etc) would they be recommended.
I am just coming off a 16 day SD.
Thanks
Hi Borge , O&G
Can someone suggest how we could integrate myoreps into a vanilla HST routine?
Would like to know where in the cycle myoreps should be done (in the 15’s, 10’s etc)?
Thanks
Perhaps the “right” training frequency is one where a person is making gains while feeling recovered enough to get back in the gym and motivated to lift again.
Obviously the “right” frequency depends on numerous things and is very individual.
Dude. Waaaaaay too many excercises. Not sure of your lifting age/experience but nonetheless, search this forum for “simplify and win” post and give it a good read. Then enjoy the results.
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