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Low-Volume vs High-Volume Training

(@brogan_wells)
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Some lifters grow with fewer hard sets while others benefit from more volume Finding the right balance is more important than copying others


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Topic starter Posted : 04/08/2026 12:24 am
(@dustin_91)
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I made better progress when I focused on quality sets instead of adding more exercises Every hard set counts


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Posted : 04/08/2026 1:05 am
 Jace
(@jace)
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I started tracking my recovery and it helped me find the right training volume My workouts feel much better now


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Posted : 04/08/2026 1:33 am
(@adrian)
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More sets don’t always mean more muscle I stop when my performance starts to drop


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Posted : 04/08/2026 1:51 am
(@carter)
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I found my sweet spot after a few weeks of testing My strength and recovery both improved


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Posted : 04/08/2026 2:14 am
(@logan)
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I keep the volume high only when I’m recovering well On busy or tiring weeks I reduce the sets and still make progress


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Posted : 04/08/2026 2:29 am
(@zayden)
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Training with good intensity has worked better for me than spending extra time doing endless sets


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Posted : 04/08/2026 2:37 am
(@mason)
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Everyone responds differently Try different training volumes for a few weeks track your results, and stick with what helps you grow


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Posted : 04/08/2026 2:57 am
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