How Heavy Should You Lift? | Strength Training Made Simple #4



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49 thoughts on “How Heavy Should You Lift? | Strength Training Made Simple #4

  1. For advanced athlete working all the time 80 – 90% can cause injury and other problems. Most of the elite level athletes use weights about 65 – 75% most time, to develop general strength, using progressive overload and each 6 – 8 weeks recalculating RM. 80 – 90% loads are used only gor peaking.

  2. Just found your channel and have been binge watching your videos, currently in a plateau. Hope I break through it these next couple weeks with these tips:))

  3. Honestly this series is a godsend. I've been trying to build workout plans and exercises to build strength for months now and I've been left with a ton of questions and they're all getting answered cause of this guy. Absolutely love it.

  4. What about RIR? Do we start at the beginning of the meso with 4 RIR and we go down to 0 RIR at the end of it? Do we approach strength training like hypertrophy training from RIR stand point?

  5. Trying So Hard not to sound like a Fan Girl 🤡 That being said..Thank You so Much Dr. for your advice! I’m a performance athlete aka Aerial / Pole / Hip hop dancer .. I’ve been told pole dancers have no Booty and it’s best to keep your legs “light” .. These videos are priceless! Do you by chance do any coaching? Thank You Again & Merry Christmas 🎄! Love&Light! Sheri Morgan✨💗💗

  6. Good points mike . I first week into a new 6 week cycle.. I do. 60% plus / first 2 weeks then go up 70 % next 2 weeks then last 2 weeks I do 81% Plus //. And I still doing high rep sets .. at present and then a deload week .. I just trying to keep it simple in gym . Cause it a community gym .. I prefer a private or home gym .. but I take what I can use for now .. body feeling great //. Injures settled down a lot lately too which is very nice .. so going for gains now .. because injuries have quite down at present.. balance getting better to after a head injury few years back to which is nicer to be more stable on feet ,. Be nice to see in 6 months from now .. @marcus

  7. Training at 5×5 at approx 90% was the quickest and strongest I ever got, but as Mike notes the amount of joint and ligament stress builds up. 12 weeks was my limit but I got really strong doing that consistently in bench, DL and squats

  8. While watching this vid (thanks for it btw) a question arose in my head and I felt confused (rarely happens: sarcasm) and could not answer by my self.
    I used to believe we could do both hypertrophy and strength training (in a cycle), but I lost the mental clarity to explain it to my self, how can both be done, neural, myofibral, sarcoplasm? what? playdough is playdough, how much can one mould it?

    Doesn't one training change the state established by the other training?

    Thank you in advance if you get to answer this Docs.

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