Is 10 sets of 10 effective

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Is 10 sets of 10 effective

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I am wondering if 10x10 is effective or overtraining.
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how long have you been training for? what are your training goals? diet will need to be perfect for it
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Well i just started and brother told me to do it and he's huge, goal is to add about 20lbs of muscle, but i am afriad in using 10x10 b/c of chance of overtraining.
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just stick to the basics...learn to squat and deadlift and add rows, bench presses, pull ups/downs and lunges
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10x10

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Reminds me of German Volume Training, which a fairly good program to increase muscle mass. Can be researched on bodybuilding.com or similar sites.
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Post by swanso5 »

the actual German Volume Program is extremely unbalanced and if charles was to present it now it would be different with plenty more external rotation movements
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