Training volume is a crucial factor to consider when it comes to muscle gain. There is compelling evidence that training volume is a primary driver of hypertrophy. A dose-response relationship between volume and muscle gain – at least to a degree - has been widely reported in the scientific literature.

That said, pinpointing how much training volume you should do isn’t that simple. Even leading researchers argue about how much volume is necessary. This debate increased after one study published in the Strength and Conditioning Journal found that more volume – as high as 45 sets per muscle per week - might be best. Another study, however, found that results begin to diminish beyond 10 sets per muscle per week.

So how much volume do you really need in order to maximize muscle growth? That’s exactly what we’ll explain in this video.

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