Fatloss LifeStyle's Best Back Exercise for Big Lats
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@Garahan @Garahan I recommend doing either pyramid training reverse pyramid training (generally 3-4 worksets) for a 6 week phase (for your main exercise i.e. bench press and weighted chinups), you'll hit all rep ranges and you get strong really quickly, what I do for such phases are 4 day rotations of push/legs/pull/rest so I can train all parts twice every 8 days. (I can chin up with 40kg attached for 12 reps on my last set of Reverse pyramid training at a weight of 100kg)
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PS: I do like a 11 week mass building program (i aim for 10-12 reps) which I divide it into 5 week program and a 6 week program after that i do a strength program 4 weeks (5-8 reps and finally i do a 6 week fullbody program 10 reps I hit each muscle group with 10 sec rest in between exercises with heavy weights not light weights like you see people do when doing full body.
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@turdrhinofiend I weigh 183 lbs and I don't often do pull ups with 44lbs plate (i.e. i do only 7reps) I sometimes do it with 22lbs(10reps) , 11 (12-15 reps) or only bodyweight (15-18 reps)
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@Garahan how much do you weigh, and that better be for 12+ reps.
Think of it this way, if you are light and skinny all you achieve by weighting your pullups is experience what big men have to deal with when doing bodyweight only. If you only do low reps and don't do both low and high reps you are wasting your time trying to build size.
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I do pull ups with added 44 pounds with proper form but my lats aren't as wide as I would like them to be... Should I widen the grip and use less weight for wider lats?
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