A contrast in styles
I’ve been doing some reading recently on how some of the top Oly lifters in the world train, and it seems there’s a big debate between 2 ideas of how training should be organized. I admit, there are much more than 2 different ways to train, but the underlying philosophy behind these methods seems to come from 2 separate ideas.
On one hand, you have a group of coaches/lifters who think that specificity and repetition is the key to success. They prefer a small variety of exercise selection, a lot of repetition (high volume and frequency), and a lot of training intensity. On the other hand, there is a group which prefers to break lifts apart and work on small portions of each lift. They prefer a large variety of exercise selection and less repetition.
So which do you think is a better way to train?
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