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% of compound vs. isolation lifting

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So I just started working at a gym and I kind of have been keeping track of what some of the guys are doing with their weight lifting.
I’ve noticed that most people stick to isolation lifting, even guys who are really huge. I don’t see many people doing compound lifts, which is surprising. What are your thoughts on this and what percentage of your lifting is compound versus isolation?
 
So I just started working at a gym and I kind of have been keeping track of what some of the guys are doing with their weight lifting.
I’ve noticed that most people stick to isolation lifting, even guys who are really huge. I don’t see many people doing compound lifts, which is surprising. What are your thoughts on this and what percentage of your lifting is compound versus isolation?
you should mix both do compound then isolation all in 1 workout
 
So I just started working at a gym and I kind of have been keeping track of what some of the guys are doing with their weight lifting.
I’ve noticed that most people stick to isolation lifting, even guys who are really huge. I don’t see many people doing compound lifts, which is surprising. What are your thoughts on this and what percentage of your lifting is compound versus isolation?
I would do a fairly even split but hit the coumpound lifts heavy and hard
 
I like to start out with compound lifts and really wear out my body then do drop sets with isolation
 
The next step for you will be to try this out. Try going and alternating between compound and isolation lifting
 
I like to keep my reps between 4 to 6 on a heavy day and then between ten to 12 on a light day
 
As a beginner you should focus on compound exercises and get stronger. Strength is your measuring stick on how you're doing. Remember it's not only gym what matters, but also even more important factor is your diet. You can use isolation exercises too, but at this stage it's not that important for you. Isolation exercises are good to target lagging or weaker muscle, but really most of the time should be done after your heavy lifts.
 
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