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Heavy Duty vs High Volume Training

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3 weeks ago

One approach emphasizes intensity and recovery. The other emphasizes volume and frequency. Which works best depends on your ability to recover and apply maximum effort.

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  • Participant
    18 hours ago

    People underestimate how much fat they actually carry over the glutes.

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  • Participant
    18 hours ago

    Even at 15%, ventroglute with a 27g 5/8 has been completely fine for me.

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  • Participant
    18 hours ago

    If you’re over 20% body fat I’d personally lean toward a longer pin.

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  • Participant
    18 hours ago

    Bro just use quads if you’re stressing over it.

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  • Participant
    18 hours ago

    That’s one variable, but injection site matters too.

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  • Participant
    18 hours ago

    Ventroglute > dorsoglute for shorter needles in my opinion.

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  • Participant
    18 hours ago

    I started TRT last winter. Nurse recommended 1″. Later I experimented with 5/8″ after dropping about 35 pounds. Worked much better once I leaned out.

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  • Participant
    18 hours ago

    Body fat isn’t the only factor. Fat distribution varies a lot from person to person.

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  • Participant
    18 hours ago

    My endocrinologist basically said if you’re unsure, use the longer needle.

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  • Participant
    18 hours ago

    I’ve got visible abs and still prefer 1″. Doesn’t hurt enough to justify going shorter.

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  • Participant
    18 hours ago

    I accidentally bought a box of 5/8″ needles instead of 1″. Used them for delts instead and reordered. Problem solved.

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  • Participant
    18 hours ago

    The ventroglute is pretty forgiving if you know where to locate it.

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  • Participant
    18 hours ago

    I’ve been lifting since the late 90s. We didn’t overthink this nearly as much back then. Pick the appropriate needle, rotate sites, keep things sterile, move on.

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  • Participant
    18 hours ago

    Honestly I’d rather have a needle that’s slightly longer than wonder whether the oil actually reached muscle.

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  • Participant
    18 hours ago

    Recovery was identical for me whether I used 5/8″ or 1″, but I definitely carry less fat around my hips than most guys.

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