It might be a slightly higher volume if you’re very physically active on your feet, because the anabolic stimulus of lifting has to compete with the catabolic stimulus of low intensity physical activity. Perhaps around 6 sets per week are needed to maintain quad size for experienced trainers. Likewise, before we dive into the training tips themselves, let's also review our key training volume landmarks and relate them to training the back: MV = Maintenance Volume: Get in, get out, get visible results for as little as 2 hours a week of simple, scientific training. As simple as picking your sex, training frequency (3-6x week), and any muscle specialization (or choose from a variety of presets). Highly customizable muscle gain-oriented weight training program for fitness enthusiasts and athletes. Learn everything you need to know about MRV (Maximum Recoverable Volume) to make sure you're getting the most out of your training. Mike Israetel answer your top questions every week, and informative videos on muscle growth, fat loss, and strength enhancement are posted regularly!
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If you have questions about how to apply these recommendations, please give some thought to joining our online community on our YouTube Channel, where Dr. For a deeper dive into the science and logic of hypertrophy training, give our hypertrophy book a read. And if you love this info but want a bit of help in building your own workouts from the expert scientists at RP, check out the super popular hypertrophy-focused Custom Training Templates.
It discusses the theoretical and practical bases on which the upcoming recommendations are made. If you haven’t seen it yet, please check out the Training Volume Landmarks for Muscle Growth article. The recommendations here should be food for thought or places to start, not dogmatic scriptures to follow to the letter. Please note that these are averages based on my experience working with lots of clients and our own training. Here are some helpful tips for your quad training.
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