How Many Exercises Per Muscle Group?

Published 2021-11-13
TIMESTAMPS
00:00 Intro
00:19 No. of Exercises & Sets
01:33 No. of Exercises & Hypertrophy
05:26 Determining Factors
09:30 Practical Considerations
11:36 Practical Recommendations

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pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/33049982/
minds.wisconsin.edu/handle/1793/76924
pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/34743671/

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All Comments (21)
  • @reconteam91
    I've heard of German Volume Training where you do 10x10 squats. Even thinking of 5 sets of squats and I'm already like "yeah nah". Mixing it up is way more fun.
  • New trainers should be required to watch your videos. This has been so helpful. Thank you.
  • @t.s.p187
    For the Delts part compared to hamstrings, the right comparison would be comparing the Front and Side Delts. The Side Delts gets way less indirect attention than the front delts, so 1 overhead Press exercise should be enough for the front delts (if you already do some flat and inclined Press for your chest), where you should focus more on side delts isolation with a few exercises since they don't get as much indirect training.
  • @joshuaybarra701
    Perfect timing. This was my topic for the week I was focusing on.
  • @nikoladd
    I must commend you on this video's quality. You covered a lot of ground in a very good amount of depth. Nicely done! I've exercised in a gym for 25y+ (on and off) and I've had to learn all of this from trial and error. Quite a lot of trial, error and frustration. This video isn't of much practical value for me now, as I already knew all of this, but 25y ago it would have been extremely valuable. I love exhaustive, systematic educational materials.
  • @ranbowdust
    im new here, and im a new gym member so i must say your content is greatly helpful and informative and straightforward. sending lots of love towards you :))
  • @KenanTurkiye
    I found the topic in this video to be very interesting as lately I had been experimenting with the idea. My personal account too is that any exercises that focuses more on a part of a certain muscle needs a certain amount of per session and weekly volumes to be beyond a ''beneficial threshold'', so yeah mixing and matching without proper calculations does not yield the expected results. I wish you further elaborate this issue in future vids. Love your vids. 👍
  • Presentation and information are all well presented. This is good work!
  • @ballyBe_
    Great presentation. Love your teaching . Thank you
  • @5iv3head
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  • @TreSickle
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  • @beaverboss7557
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  • @mdnelson2007
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  • @adr3510
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  • @0siStar
    very nicely made. simple video and informative. I do 10+ exercises for chest and back and 5 exercises for bicep and triceps