Andrew Huberman· PhD
there's no correlation if you're looking for pump on the other hand if you're trying to build muscle one very while building strength one very simple guideline would be I achieve some pump with a heavyweight and Low Reps
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there's no correlation if you're looking for pump on the other hand if you're trying to build muscle one very while building strength one very simple guideline would be I achieve some pump with a heavyweight and Low Reps
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well and people tend to think about soreness in the wrong way it's correlated with muscle growth and strength but it is not causitive and so what I'll tell people is if you're sore all the time you're probably training incorrectly if you're never sore you're also probably training incorrectly