High Rep/Low Weight or Low Rep/High Weight with equal volume
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Posted Jul 3, 2019, 10:32 PM UTC · locked
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You're counting volume wrong. It's the number of hard sets that matter, not the poundage.
But, training at a variety of rep ranges should result in better overall gains in size and strength.