If your program doesn't allow for
consistent strength gains on a regular basis you'll never build any serious muscle.
JF: Yep, as long as you keep the volume relatively low and the duration of your workouts at 45 minutes or less, the frequency can remain high and you can make
consistent strength gains.
I am approaching 50 years old, and I found that I need more recovery in between sessions to make
consistent strength gains, typically every 10 days or running this over program over a 10 day period.
... So if you haven't started doing deadlifts, then you can expect rapid and
consistent strength gains on this and other lifts once you start doing it.
You absolutely need to get your nutrition right to see
consistent strength gains.
If you're making
consistent strength gains, then you're not losing muscle.
Not exact matches
Eating a
consistent low carb diet (under 100 g or 400 calories per day) makes
gaining muscle and
strength either very difficult or impossible (trust me, I have tried and failed with that one).
I've been lifting for a year and a half, but haven't been
consistent and haven't really made considerable
strength gains.
If you work hard and complete all of your muscle - building tasks in a
consistent fashion, all of those individual steps will equate to massive
gains in overall size and
strength.
And I keep coming across a style of training that produces very rapid
strength gains on a
consistent basis, even in guys with multiple years of training behind them.
Because muscle is more thermically active than fat, one of the best ways to increase your RMR is to
gain muscle mass through regular and
consistent strength training.
For example, if you plan to use bodyweight exercises to build amazing
strength you could soon do a bit of research on the web and you would find that
strength gains do not follow steady
consistent paths to glory but are stops and starts of sporadic growth that get you were you want to be but may take you down hills and valleys before you get to the top of the mountain.
If you want to keep your
gains with
strength constant and
consistent, one of your # 1 focuses will be put towards QUALITY.
Recomping makes it easier to keep a photo - ready physique, while making
consistent muscle and
strength gains.
The catch 22 of hypertrophy training is that working with percentages that frequently drop below 60 % of the 1RM may not necessarily be optimal for
strength gains.5 Therefore,
strength gains aren't as
consistent with higher reps, and now we have a problem.
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