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I never got into high reps. but i can say i did get better results from mixing 8-10 rep range with 3-6 rep range. Not from week to week tho mostly in the same session so a warm up set and a few 8-10 and a few 3-6.
Anyway that seemed to work best for me but i guess its up to you different people get results from different things.
My goal is to loose weight and get muscular which I amachieving at this stage. I don't want to get super huge as I've always been pretty solid, even before I put on a heap of weight.
Hadn't trained for about 5 years, been back training for 5-6 months and have dropped from 113kg to 98kg. As I said before am really enjoying working out again, am only working out in my garage. have got a bench press with lat pull down and am in the process of buying a chin up bar and another 40kg of weights.
Ive always found lifting the heavier weights for a lower number of reps the best for putting on size, similar to a Max-OT style of lifting. But hey, each to their own.
There is a program called Power-Rep range-Shock (PRRS training) that has a rotating system like you mention. I tried it breifly ages ago, but never really stuck with it to say accurately wether it works or not.
Anyway you might want to check it out, im sure there is information on it floating about somewhere.