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Old 01-28-2006, 01:03 PM
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I generally go by the HIT training style. You know, focusing on the bigger muscle groups in lifts that work a large range of muscles (bench, rows, squats) with the belief that the smaller muscles will grow just as well if I put all my effort and concentration into those exercises. Just a preference, I'd rather put all my energy into working my lats and having my bis getting secondhand pump rather than spending an hour killing myself doing curls.
You got this part right, although it's not just HIT that preaches that...Every successful training protocol aims for heavy compounds with arms a distant second. Refer to my journal...DFT 5x5..Definately not HIT.
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