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How do you effectively train for strength?

Neo

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From my research you should:
  • Train within low reps ranges at high intensity in order to stimulate myofibrillar hypertrophy
  • Train compound movements such as:
    • Deadlifts
    • Front and Back Squat
    • Bench Press
    • Overhead Press
    • Cleans and Clean and Jerks
    • Snatch
  • Aim to progressively overload by adding small increments of weight to your 1RPMs over time
  • Train for volume at 60-75% of your 1RPM.
  • Add some accessory isolation movements to help with your lifts. Although this will be sarcoplasmic hypertrophy.
  • Use isometrics, static holds, deficits, partials if you reach a road block.
  • Make sure you get lots of quality sleep.
  • Diet, get your macros and load up on carbs after a workout
  • Stretch and massage muscles after a workout
Am I missing anything here?
 
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Also to increase T naturally you can take:
  • Creatine
  • D aspartic acid
  • Ashwagandha
 
can also take L arginine for nitric oxide production and vascularity
 
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Also join a boxing /fighting club

also maximise HGH production by
-10 min HIIT
-melatonin
-and other stuffs
 
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I thought carbs were bad lol
Carbs are used as energy for the muscles. Don't turn into a fat shit but I've heard that olympic weightlifters have ultra dense muscles because they combine high intensity weight training with carbs.
 

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