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Old 03-24-2007, 11:26 AM
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Alright, you keep doing the same things. I'll PM you and get this to the subject of training. I'll respond to the bottom part of your post later.
Would you relax? What exactly am I doing that upsets you so??? This is worse than talking with my wife! ;)

I wrote this before I read your post where you got so offended. I replied to that and I consider the matter dropped. I'll be real careful I promise so you don't get mad. Just point out the lines that upset you and I promise I'll stop.

I think it's very clear I mean everything well-intentioned at least I've said that over and over, don't recall you doing the same. I usually couch everything I say with some good natured joke as well to show you my intentions, don't recall you doing it either.

Can we just move on please? I'm very very sorry for offending you..that's all I can do..


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Old 03-24-2007, 11:47 AM
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Thanks for the amicable reply. Maybe we could both lighten up some.

I use a lot of what creative writers call facetious hyperbole. When I say you worship Doctors I don't mean that literally and it sure isn't meant to insult. I don't seek to win by insulting anyone. We learn nothing by that. I say it this way to stress my point and frankly for a little jab of humor. Can't take that? That's why I think you've enjoyed too long everyone agreeing with you so you get frustrated where you're not used to this. I've not noticed you're not on other boards which tells me you feel in your comfort zone here where you're maybe overly revered??

You say I rely WAY too much on science. That doesn't offend me. I do put more emphasis on science than anecdotes. We disagree here. So? I know you're making a point. I'm cool with that. Debates are more fun with a little good-natured jab now and then. Don't be quite so sensitive.

When I say you I often mean people with your view. When I say taking the lazy way out I don't mean to offend and call you lazy personally. I mean I believe that people of that persuasion use the in conflicting science studies to give up and feel they don't have to try to figure it out because they're all unreliable. That's all I meant by lazy, ok? There may even be some validity to that. I happen to not think so but that's me.

I was taught in writing classes that it's unecessary to always say, "Im my opinion." That's assumed by the reader. So maybe that helps explain why I write like I do.

By the same token I wasn't offended when you said I don't like Doctors. Of course I know you didn't mean that literally. You were being hyperbolic to make a point. No offense here. It actually adds to the spirit of the debate in my view. Nothing to apologize for. Don't I make my stance clear when I start most of my posts with a little humor to context what I'm about to say??

As far as filling my posts with the evidence that supports my view..well yeah I will. You're doing the same, giving me evidence that supports your view. Again there's nothing offensive about it??

On the contrary you've forced me to dig deeper than I would have into our subjects. I think you do as well. The net result is that we learn from ourselves and each other. Cool, huh?

I know I've said things you disagree with.. well duh! that's why it's called a debate. And yeah, forgive me but I do think my view is correct and yes I think some of your views are wrong. Isn't that assumed. Maybe I should star adding "IMO" all the time. It doesn't offend me and it shouldn't you. I said you haven't read the research that is against what you said. Yeah, no problem. That's when I show you what I think supports what I said. If I thought you knew what I have read I wouldn't post anything. When we show each other evidence isn't that because we feel the other hasn't seen it???Why is this personally offensive??

I think some of your aggravation comes from not being able to convince me. Well sorry. I have the same problem with you. That's part of debating. Assuming this continues, I'll keep on throwing things at you to support what I think and the way I choose to arrive at answers. If we disagree, so what? That's how we both learn.

You may have for the first time run into someone who disagrees with a lot of what you say and has a different way of coming up with opinions. Sorry. Get over it. Quit being sensitive. Nothing is meant personal. I'm afraid the aggravation will continue for both of us. But at least I haven't felt the least bit insulted. It's called spirited debate. Ever listen to Congressmen debate and rip each other's head's off than go to lunch together?

I'm frankly enjoying this and am learning from it. There's nothing to be gained from debating with people who agree with everything you say. What the hell fun is that???

Lighten up some. Let's have fun sparing and debating. I respect you as a worthy opponent and I hope you do me as well.

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Now let me show you where you're wrong! ;) (did you notice the wink? I'm being facetious OK? Just trying to keep things light without having to be so damn careful and politically correct about everything I say so as not to offend Allright? Damn, I have to be that way at home, ;)I don't need it here!!!)

QUOTE: To say that someone can develop max strength at intensities of less than 70% on a consistent basis, meaning despite changes in training status is to say they can do it at rep ranges more than 12.

I agree with you here, I only mentioned that it's posible (I've said this before) but NOT optimal..

QUOTE: No I don't think there is a study proving that consistent progress in strength can be made at these low intensities. I have seen studies suggesting that 60% is endurance. And then that ranges of 70% or higher is necessary for maximal strength development. I don't know what they though of the range in between but I would venture to say that there are some people who can make progress in strength within this range but it is outside the average range.

Completely agree (as much as I hate to admit it ;) kidding here OK?)
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Here's one for you.

You mentioned reps go down as weights go up. True. That's a basic tenant of HST. However, and I'm asking for your view here, what is gained if you simply drop the reps so you can handle more weight? I know you need to progress (that's the basic we all agree with whether you're looking for strength or size). But is this progressing? We can all handle more weight with less reps, so are you really progressing? Seems like false progress.

HST says that's why they're different. They don't like to wait till they're stronger to add more weight. But does your muscle know a difference if you're simply handling more weight because you're doing less reps less reps??

There's a lot of conflicting evidence both scientifically and from experience (I do value both actually). I'm still trying to put it all together in my own mind. I think perhaps for hypertrophy 10-12-even 15 reps 3 times a week and for strength as low as 4-6 rep sets no more than 2 X and maybe even for bodyparts like legs 1 X week even. If your goal though is strictly hypertrophy can't you gain optimally by a mixture of both? Certainly strength adds to size as well as pure higher rep "hypertrophy only" sets.

HST strives to do this by going from blocks of two weeks of 15, 12, 10, 8, 6 and so on. But while you're concentrating on for example 12-15 reps work isn't the lower rep work suffering in the meantime and vice versa??

Why not combine the two something like this:

Assume for sake of argument only 4 body parts, over 4 workouts. Why not low rep strength work on day one for say chest and shoulders and in the same workout higher rep work for back and legs? Say for workout 1 do 2 X 12-15 rep sets for chest and 1 set of 6-8 reps. You get both rep ranges but the 1st workout concentrates on high rep work for chest and shoulders. For back and legs do 2 X 6-8 reps and 1 12-15 rep set. Then next workout reverse it. I would do no more than 2 strength workouts a week per bodypart and 3 high rep workouts a week per body part.

Any of this make any sense?

We need a couples conflict couselor here...lol!

Can somone impartial please show me what is so offensive about this post please???
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Old 03-24-2007, 11:59 AM
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You may have for the first time run into someone who disagrees with a lot of what you say and has a different way of coming up with opinions. Sorry. Get over it. Quit being sensitive. Nothing is meant personal. I'm afraid the aggravation will continue for both of us. But at least I haven't felt the least bit insulted. It's called spirited debate. Ever listen to Congressmen debate and rip each other's head's off than go to lunch together?
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Can't take that? That's why I think you've enjoyed too long everyone agreeing with you so you get frustrated where you're not used to this. I've not noticed you're not on other boards which tells me you feel in your comfort zone here where you're maybe overly revered??
Do you guys revere me? This is unbelivable.

All you have to do is stop with the personal theorizing about me and keep it to the discussion about training as much as possible.
Then I would consider the matter closed. Can you do that?
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If you act sanctimonious I will just list out your logical fallacies until you get pissed off and spew blasphemous remarks.
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Old 03-24-2007, 12:07 PM
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I respect you as a worthy opponent and I hope you do me as well.
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Old 03-24-2007, 12:30 PM
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You mentioned reps go down as weights go up. True. That's a basic tenant of HST. However, and I'm asking for your view here, what is gained if you simply drop the reps so you can handle more weight? I know you need to progress (that's the basic we all agree with whether you're looking for strength or size).
Well that's a basic tenant of physics. One thing that is gained when you drop the reps is much greater changes in neural efficiency. But it's not what I was talking about. I'll give you an example:

Take a guy who can squat 135 pounds for his 1 REP MAXIMUM.

So, at 70% of that weight he can do say 65 pounds at 12 reps. So that is his 12RM. 70% of max = approx. 12 reps is a pretty average estimate for the average not so advanced trainee.

Now look at him later down the road when he has worked that squat up to 400 pounds for 1 REP.

Ask him to use 70% of his 1RM and you find that he can only push out 6 to 7 reps. Not 12.

This is an example of the kinds of changes that take place as a person advances. What's more is no one can reliable predict these changes for a population because there are TOO many individual factors involved. In fact it has been shown that the only reliable model of long term training adaptations is a model of one. This does not mean that you can't make general predictions as training goes on. Of course you can. But the predictions will be more reliable when they take into account the individaul trainees history and status.

But it does mean that there can't be a one size fits all prescription for all trainees.

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However, and I'm asking for your view here, what is gained if you simply drop the reps so you can handle more weight?


With this particular question it seems as if your looking at HST and not at simple progression. The basic setup of HST is SHORT LINEAR PROGRESSION. It's a form of periodiztion and IMO not a very good one. You have in there periods of deconditiong, intensity cycling, AND a shout linear periodized model. This is well outside the realm of what I mean when I say basic progression.

What is gained when you simply drop the weights for short periods of time like that? Not a lot if you ask me.

Looking at basic progression there are three ways you can progress. The first that comes to mind is putting more weight on the bar and doing that for as long as you can. That is progresision. You don't have to change rep ranges if you can continue to progress at one rep range by loading the bar. I don't care what reps you're talking about. If you are loading the bar over a period of time you are getting stronger and bigger. Simple as that.

I've heard people talk about these olympic lifters and powerlifters who get stronger and stronger without getting a whole lot bigger. I'd like to point out that this is somewhat unusual. Not unusual in the realm of elite weighlifters and powerlifters, but unusual in the realm of lifters in general. One of the reasons a person can become "elite" in these sports can be that they are able to become strong enough within their weight range. Their power to weight ratio is good. This is not the average person.






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Would you relax? What exactly am I doing that upsets you so??? This is worse than talking with my wife! ;)

I wrote this before I read your post where you got so offended. I replied to that and I consider the matter dropped. I'll be real careful I promise so you don't get mad. Just point out the lines that upset you and I promise I'll stop.

I think it's very clear I mean everything well-intentioned at least I've said that over and over, don't recall you doing the same. I usually couch everything I say with some good natured joke as well to show you my intentions, don't recall you doing it either.

Can we just move on please? I'm very very sorry for offending you..that's all I can do..


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dude, ur a new member here. im trying very hard to not reduce myself to your level right now. please stop taking shots at senior members because it will do u no good. ur gonna end up getting banned and unless u want that i suggest u stop doing what ur doing right now. its very childish and its time u rise above that.

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Old 03-24-2007, 01:46 PM
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"That's gay"...hmmm isn't that a popular High School saying?

Wow, even when I DO try to say something nice...

See what I mean Eric? ;)
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"That's gay"...hmmm isn't that a popular High School saying?

Wow, even when I DO try to say something nice...

See what I mean Eric? ;)
i dunno whats wrong with u....maybe u suffer from personality disorders....

lets think about this: do u think ur the first one to come here and take shots are well respected elite members like eric, kane, me, etc? no ur not the first. there have been guys doing stuff like u and they get banned very soon. do u want to get banned?
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dude, ur a new member here. im trying very hard to not reduce myself to your level right now. please stop taking shots at senior members because it will do u no good. ur gonna end up getting banned and unless u want that i suggest u stop doing what ur doing right now. its very childish and its time u rise above that.

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Please Mom feel free to come down to "my level" anytime you wish.

If my post that you quoted has anything in it that can get me banned, then please ban me. I guess that's supposed to scare me like the threat that you may "come down to my level"?

Exactly what in that post would get me banned? Could it be where I said, "I'll be real careful I promise" or perhaps, "Just point out the lines that upset you and I promise I'll stop."

Wait..I know this is it I'll bet, it's where I said--"I'm very very sorry for offending you" Yeah that musta been it--that was REALLY mean of me..

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i dunno whats wrong with u....maybe u suffer from personality disorders....

lets think about this: do u think ur the first one to come here and take shots are well respected elite members like eric, kane, me, etc? no ur not the first. there have been guys doing stuff like u and they get banned very soon. do u want to get banned?
What's all this banning stuff. Please go ahead..God.

Eric and I are fine now after a couple PM's. We handles it off line to his credit. You and others are the one's stirring the pot now.

Or am I not supposed to respond when I say something nice about respecting Eric and some kid (or at least talks like one) says what I said was "gay"????
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