Not exact matches
But for the average working, time - crunched endurance athlete, it simply doesn't make sense to devote several
extra hours per week performing
isolation exercises for these tiny, supportive muscles.
Don't expect anything too crazy, but a 5 - 10 pound increase on major compound
exercises is not uncommon, along with an
extra rep or two on smaller
isolation lifts.
If you want to mix in some
isolation exercises at the END of a routine for an
extra pump, go for it.
If you're hitting those 2 - 3 compound movements as hard as you can, there's no real need for any
extra,
isolation - type
exercises.