Not exact matches
I should note that many fall at the opposite extreme of training, hitting a
bodypart for one set once per week or
what have you.
When you do more weight than you control it forces you to swing, jerk or bounce to do your reps.. In each of these cases you are having to recruit muscles from another
bodypart to help you do the set —
what good does that do?
What if heavy isolation work can lead to more strength and muscle growth in smaller
bodyparts?
LF: From
what I see, most people train one
bodypart a week.
You need to train like a bodybuilder, hitting all
bodyparts equally, and know
what your safety limit is.