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This post relates to the question of “volume”- how much you should train. Namely, it contains some notes about Dr Mike Israetel’s concepts of MRV (Maximum Recoverable Volume), links to a compilation of recommendations/tips he has made on Facebook, as well as a table I have made to keep track of his latest recommendations. My post does not define, discuss or elaborate on what MRV is. An article/post written by Dr MI (linked below) contains the definitions.
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Dr MI has introduced, discussed and elaborated on his MRV concepts at length for the past few years. There are many fantastic notes/compilations already around on Reddit. Links are here and the direct link to the notes page is here.
Since Dr MI first introduced the concept, he has been refining it and there seems to be a concerted effort to make it more user-friendly. The reason I mention this evolution is because it is important to distinguish between recommendations from when he first introduced MRV and his latest recommendations.
Latest evolution
In January 2017 Dr MI wrote an article on his blog which makes his MRV concept much easier to apply to training. He does this by defining and discussing concepts of MV (Maintenance Volume), MEV (Minimum Effective Dose), MAV (Maximum Adaptive Volume) and MRV. By doing so he sets up a fantastic framework for the MRV paradigm. It makes it MUCH easier to apply to your own training as he makes recommendations that include MV, MEV, MAV and MRV for each body part.
My post is to highlight/document these 'latest' recommendations.
Even if you don’t apply his exact recommendations, MV, MEV, MAV and MRV are interesting concepts that you can apply to your own training. For instance, if you know what your rough MV is, and life becomes incredibly hectic/stressful, you know what is the minimum you need to do to keep your gains.
My Table
I have made a table for myself which contain details of his specific bodypart recommendations at a quick glance. I thought it might save someone else the time of having to make one for themselves, so here it is. I am an early-mid intermediate, so I haven't included information for rank beginners or very advanced individuals in the chart.
To date, there is a 'main/introductory' post talking about the concepts, defining terminology and setting up the framework. There are also 4 posts that talk about hypertrophy recommendations for a specific bodypart (biceps, back, abs and calves). Please make sure you read the introductory/original article.
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Just to re-iterate, the information on the chart only contains his advice January 2017 and onwards. It omits his previous advice which has already been helpfully compiled by others on Reddit (and has been linked above).
I will try to keep it updated as much as possible. Apologies for the formatting on the spreadsheet, while I am word processor literate, I'm not very proficient.
Link to My Table
Resources:
- Original Article explaining MV, MEV, MAV, MAV - https://renaissanceperiodization.com/training-volume-landmarks-muscle-growth/
- Ab training tips – https://renaissanceperiodization.com/ab-training/
- Back training tips-https://renaissanceperiodization.com/back-training-tips-hypertrophy/
- Biceps training tips- https://renaissanceperiodization.com/bicep-training-tips-hypertrophy/
- Calves training tips - https://renaissanceperiodization.com/calves-training-tips-hypertrophy/
- Chest training tips (added on 2 Feb 17) - https://renaissanceperiodization.com/chest-training-tips-hypertrophy/
Hopefully this helps someone. If you have any thoughts for improving my post or the table, please let me know!
Edit: Formatting and typos
Chest training tips added to table.
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