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I have a question. what should i do if i wanna gain pure strength, go at a lower weight rep and push till failure,or should i go at a higher weighted rep and do less reps? is it a good thing to push till failure? some people tell me that it is a good thing to push till failure and some people tell me that it is not a good thing.i need input please.
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Old 03-03-2007, 02:25 AM   #2
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I have a question. what should i do if i wanna gain pure strength, go at a lower weight rep and push till failure,or should i go at a higher weighted rep and do less reps? is it a good thing to push till failure? some people tell me that it is a good thing to push till failure and some people tell me that it is not a good thing.i need input please.
Kind of a strange spot to ask this question but if strength is your focus then you need to lift like a powerlifter. Check the training forum for proper routine ideas.
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Kind of a strange spot to ask this question but if strength is your focus then you need to lift like a powerlifter. Check the training forum for proper routine ideas.

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I split this off.

Check the stickies in the powerlifting forum. 5x5 is a good routine for overall strength.
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intensity (1-6 reps/set) along with a proper balance of speed and plyo work.
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If you wanna get stronger, than start lifting more. And you don't have to go to failure.
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power lifting stuff is definitly the way to go.reps of 1,2 or3.squats deadlifts power cleans and presses.heavy weights low reps more rest=strength.going to failure is a bodybuilding thing and really will not help your strength much.
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