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Muscles on Women Strength or Too Much?

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4 weeks ago

Where do you draw the line if at all?
Is it about health, aesthetics, or social conditioning?
Women with muscle train just as hard as men, yet are judged differently.
Is that fair?

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  • Moderator
    4 months ago

    A proper deload every 6–8 weeks resets fatigue, restores CNS and prevents overuse injuries.
    Cut training volume by 40–50% for one week, keep intensity moderate and come back sharper

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  • Moderator
    4 months ago

    Some of the best physiques were built on simple well-structured plans.. more compounds ≠ more results,,the goal isn’t to see how much your body can handle it’s to learn what your body responds to best.

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  • Moderator
    4 months ago

    Keep up the good work 🔥….

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  • Participant
    4 months ago

    RDLs, hack squats, and heavy rows hit most. Its great

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  • Participant
    4 months ago

    No true replacement, but RDLs + rack pulls + hip thrusts get close

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  • Participant
    4 months ago

    RDLs, barbell rows Hip hinges + rows solid combo for size and power

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  • Participant
    4 months ago

    Try rack pulls and RDLs if you want the mass without the grind

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  • Participant
    4 months ago

    RDL + barbell row combo = mass builder

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  • Participant
    4 months ago

    Yeah, your body adapts. Receptors downregulate, and the ‘first-cycle magic’ fades

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  • Participant
    4 months ago

    Adaptation, not tolerance. You’re maxing out what gear can do

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  • Participant
    4 months ago

    First blast always hits the hardest. After that, it’s maintenance

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  • Participant
    4 months ago

    Receptor fatigue and homeostasis, that’s what’s going on

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  • Participant
    4 months ago

    Not full tolerance, just less new stimulus receptors get a bit desensitized over time

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  • Participant
    4 months ago

    I used to hide behind oversized clothes and excuses. I was 178 lbs at 5’4”, always “starting Monday always giving up by Wednesday. One day I saw a picture of myself and realized I was done feeling tired weak and invisible.
    I started small daily walks, tracking meals and learning to lift weights properly. Fast forward 10 months I’m down to 135 lbs, lifting heavier than I ever imagined, and most importantly I feel alive again.

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  • Participant
    4 months ago

    100% deloads keep you growing instead of burning out

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