(Feb 27, 2019 04:07 PM)boost Wrote: You've seen results with 3x3? For some reason I feel like i wont get as much gains. I'd probably have to put more weights on if I'm doing that huh? I could hit 185 4x5 atm.
Yes. 3x3 you have to go higher of course. If you can do 4 reps or perhaps 5 on a certain weight it wont help to do 3x3 on the exact same wait. Ypu need muscle overload.
If you can do 185 4x5 perhaps you can try to do 190 3x3 or something similar. 3x3 has been the best way for be to gain strength atleast and for most people I know as well. Training with low reo count and higj weight increases strength/muscle growth and also improves your cns which is vital to being explosive.
Actually by training both bench press, deadlift and squat with low reo count high weight you improve your strenght in all lifts. Bench can help you gain strength for squats.
The key is sinply develope better cns by training explosive. Best way for explosive training is 3x3.
Btw what is your 1 rep max?
(Feb 27, 2019 04:37 PM)Numbツ Wrote: I squat 225 and I suggest you look into Reverse Pyramid Training. Three sets progressively lighter and more reps. You'll find it easy to break through your plateau
No. He wants to gain strength, not size after what I have read. Also one should go for strength in the beginning and not hypertrophy imo.
Pyramide training, drop sets, etc won't gain you significant strength compared to low rep high weight
(Feb 27, 2019 04:37 PM)Numbツ Wrote: I squat 225 and I suggest you look into Reverse Pyramid Training. Three sets progressively lighter and more reps. You'll find it easy to break through your plateau
No. He wants to gain strength, not size after what I have read. Also one should go for strength in the beginning and not hypertrophy imo.
Pyramide training, drop sets, etc won't gain you significant strength compared to low rep high weight