Hybrinetics
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Most beginners don't have the strength to make 2 pound muscle mass gains a month unless he's on a "Soviet-guide to muscle growth for winning Olympic medals for mother Russia using steroids and stuff" program.
Muscle mass growth is triggered by low rep, high weight exercises. You cannot maintain high weight/low rep exercises all year long. Your body gets used to it and stops growing. You have to change up your workout with low weight/high reps and medium weight/medium reps on a regular basis.
A beginner is going to be able to do a one rep max squat of maybe 100 lbs. Bench press of 75 lbs. Deadlift of 90 lbs. These are arbitrary numbers but most beginners can't lift more than my left nut.
Low rep high weight is more for strength and not going to get most people very far in terms of mass. I never lifted too heavy, but where i could perform 8-12 reps, no less than 8, dont push crazy weight, but grew like a weed. pumping more blood into the muscle to me is better for mass than 1-5 reps. Just look at bodybuilders who do 8-15 reps and then at olympic weightlifters who perform 1-5 reps, and the latter is nowhere near the size, yet both juice. even the average joes in the gym, the ones doing low reps and 1rm all the time, and others doing higher reps, the low reppers are a lot stronger, but not nearly as big