I'm sure there are more than a few guys that have >10 years experience (or somewhere close) with weight/resistance training. Doesn't have to be a consistent 10 years, more in general, I doubt even professionals are that consistent.
I'd love to hear your thoughts and experiences. I've done more than a few so far but I feel I'm only recently starting to hit stride and efficiency. I wouldn't be surprised if others are on the same page.
Some questions:
1) How does training change as you become more experienced? Subjectively, in your experience. Age could play a role, but more specifically the factor of training for so many years.
2) Did you find you could/can still make muscle gains, despite potential decreasing with time, by always working to improve your workouts and nutrition?
There is not a better place on the web to my knowledge where I can find the best answers to these questions and a proper discussion of this topic. A simple search has many sites telling you you can add 30 pounds of muscle a year which is obviously false. Also many claims for natural trainers by people who are on steroids (nothing against it, but to claim you can achieve the result that is only possible with it without it is stupid). But how much can you realistically expect to add overtime, given experience? Also considering that your workout efficiency improves as you learn what works and what doesn't. What else have you noticed that improves/changes/needs attention overtime?
It would be great to hear some different perspectives on this.
I'd love to hear your thoughts and experiences. I've done more than a few so far but I feel I'm only recently starting to hit stride and efficiency. I wouldn't be surprised if others are on the same page.
Some questions:
1) How does training change as you become more experienced? Subjectively, in your experience. Age could play a role, but more specifically the factor of training for so many years.
2) Did you find you could/can still make muscle gains, despite potential decreasing with time, by always working to improve your workouts and nutrition?
There is not a better place on the web to my knowledge where I can find the best answers to these questions and a proper discussion of this topic. A simple search has many sites telling you you can add 30 pounds of muscle a year which is obviously false. Also many claims for natural trainers by people who are on steroids (nothing against it, but to claim you can achieve the result that is only possible with it without it is stupid). But how much can you realistically expect to add overtime, given experience? Also considering that your workout efficiency improves as you learn what works and what doesn't. What else have you noticed that improves/changes/needs attention overtime?
It would be great to hear some different perspectives on this.