broschmo
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My rotator cuff is fine, don't worry.Well there’s shoulder joint where the humerus meets the scapula. You can easily get over use issues that lead to more serious shoulder problems.
Your point 2 I literally said that dipshit.
i didn’t suggest anything but if you’re training shoulders 4x a week you’re not training them hard enough. Volume is NOT the primary driver of hypertrophy. Those studies literally all show that progressive overload and effort is. Get Mike’s dick out of your mouth. I am enhanced and you doubt it because you’re to worried about an arbitrary rir of doesn’t fucking matter. Volume is needed to make up for lack of effort. Train harder. Get more out of your sets instead of wasting time and energy on more sets. There’s more than just muscles you retard there are joints. Good luck with your rotator cuff in the future.
Stop talking about anything to do with enhanced you have no experience with gear so just stop. How old are you anyway?
I study, I do not need Mike's dick anywhere but you sure as hell have it in your fingertips, you salty cunt.
You're talking out of your ass. How many people have you met that got injured doing fucking lateral raises? Unless you're throwing your shit around, using your glutes, you're not going to fuck up your gleno-umeral joint by doing 3-4 sets of lateral raises every other day.
Speaking a lot of shit about my training when you know fuck all about how I train.
I also am not enhanced and never got overuse problems by training shoulders 3-4 times a week.
I am not interested in debating you about if volume is or isn't the primary driver of hypertrophy because I never said it was, nor have I said anything about RIR/RPE. And there are plenty of studies we both can cherry pick to justify our statements.
Using volume has a tool to stimulate more muscle growth and more chances for muscle protein synthesis does not impede progressive overload. Progressive overload can be achieved in an array of different manners, it is not only dictated by weight on bar.
Is doing 5 sets instead of 4 not a form of progressive overload? Is doing 15 reps instead of 12 not progressive overload?
Take a chill pill, brofessor.
EDIT - Just noticed you asked about my age, says a lot about your priorities. I'm 27, been studying sport's science the last 2 years and will apply for a NSCA certification this year.
Show us your enhanced physique, brah
