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    High rep or low rep bent over rows for mass

    How much reps should i do for mass? I will be doing only three sets.
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    Originally Posted by aaronr94 View Post
    How much reps should i do for mass? I will be doing only three sets.
    id say 5-8 reps.

    this big guy at my gym with a swole back does 6 reps and a medium pace.
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    Originally Posted by kgcolbyIII View Post
    id say 5-8 reps.

    this big guy at my gym with a swole back does 6 reps and a medium pace.
    im doing a 20 rep deadlift 3 times a week so i'll do the deadlifts and then bent over rows 3 times a week so do you think the 5-8 reps will work to put on mass
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    Originally Posted by aaronr94 View Post
    im doing a 20 rep deadlift 3 times a week so i'll do the deadlifts and then bent over rows 3 times a week so do you think the 5-8 reps will work to put on mass
    20 rep deadlift? thats REALLY high reps man. if done correctly deadlifts should be a good 6 reps 4-5 sets and your sore as hell for a week. Do rows two times a week.

    if you're able to do deads 3 times a weak you're either using wrong form or WAY under weighting yourself. Thats building tolerance/tone not mass. Mass first then tone.
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    Originally Posted by kgcolbyIII View Post
    20 rep deadlift? thats REALLY high reps man. if done correctly deadlifts should be a good 6 reps 4-5 sets and your sore as hell for a week. Do rows two times a week.

    if you're able to do deads 3 times a weak you're either using wrong form or WAY under weighting yourself. Thats building tolerance/tone not mass. Mass first then tone.
    Its like the 20 reps squat you use your 10 rep max and do it breathing style so a set takes like 5 minutes.
    I'll only be doing it for six weeks.
    So is that okay.
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    Originally Posted by aaronr94 View Post
    Its like the 20 reps squat you use your 10 rep max and do it breathing style so a set takes like 5 minutes.
    I'll only be doing it for six weeks.
    So is that okay.
    thats a endurance workout you have going on, i used to do that in HS took me a year to gain strength to match those who past me in 6 months, but the bonus was i could out rep them at 20% weight lower.just got out lifted with that low rep big weight.

    try doing 7 reps 5 sets with a higher weight (just make sure your form is right)

    if done correctly your ass wont be walkin correctly for a few days.

    also your back is one of the slowest healing parts so give it some real good rest.
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    Originally Posted by kgcolbyIII View Post
    id say 5-8 reps.

    this big guy at my gym with a swole back does 6 reps and a medium pace.
    if a big guy does it, it doesn't mean it will work for you. Would me or you so the same workout as a bodybuilder. NO
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    Originally Posted by aaronr94 View Post
    Its like the 20 reps squat you use your 10 rep max and do it breathing style so a set takes like 5 minutes.
    I'll only be doing it for six weeks.
    So is that okay.
    that is a terrible idea. Combine that with squats and rows and you are going to be heading for the ER with a ruined back pretty quickly.

    also, if you don't even know the rep range to use on rows for hypertrophy, you should NOT be designing your own program.
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    Originally Posted by kman025 View Post
    if a big guy does it, it doesn't mean it will work for you. Would me or you so the same workout as a bodybuilder. NO
    never said he was a body builder, good job on reading what you want to read. Rows shouldn't be done in a 20 rep range for strength.
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    I say stick with the 8-12 rep range for bent over rows.
    It's time to get NASTY!
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    Originally Posted by kgcolbyIII View Post
    20 rep deadlift? thats REALLY high reps man. if done correctly deadlifts should be a good 6 reps 4-5 sets and your sore as hell for a week. Do rows two times a week.

    if you're able to do deads 3 times a weak you're either using wrong form or WAY under weighting yourself. Thats building tolerance/tone not mass. Mass first then tone.
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    neg'd and i wish i could do it over and over **** man
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    Originally Posted by kgcolbyIII View Post
    never said he was a body builder, good job on reading what you want to read. Rows shouldn't be done in a 20 rep range for strength.
    alright, well then if a big guy, whose been lifting a hell of a lot longer than you does it, it doesnt mean you should.
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    Smile Higher reps for rows

    Originally Posted by aaronr94 View Post
    How much reps should i do for mass? I will be doing only three sets.
    I personally tried both high and low reps for rows and found higher reps with a moderate to heavy weight gave me bigger wider lats

    I'd start with

    3 sets bent over rows 12 10 8
    3 sets lat pulldowns 12 10 8
    Increasing the weight by 5 lbs each set

    Strict form was the key as oppose to jerking the weight and not arching your back correctly

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