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Is low volume high intensity more optimal for muscle growth?

Different rep ranges and set totals amount to different types and amounts of stimulus, which is most optimal?

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This is a pretty popular to debate. Of course, based on science, we can confidently that low volume - high weight training will always increase a muscle mass and potentially strength. However, if someone was trying to increase muscle endurance, higher reps - lower weight would be better. I guess to some extent, it doe...

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