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all right so in this video weamp;#39;re going to talk about reverse pyramid training versus pyramid training versus straight sets so these are three of the most popular training mechanisms and styles that you will see in most training routines and really pyramid training is the one most people utilize due to bodybuilding routines Fitness influencers and if you guys have been following the polarity Fitness content for any length of time and I know a lot of you guys are following my program you know that Iamp;#39;m a big fan of reverse pyramid training and straight sets and weamp;#39;re gonna in this video compare the three and talk about why weamp;#39;re going to compare them and talk about which is really the best for building a physique is a natural so really pyramid training is a great example of how not to train and this is actually very very simple guys this whole this whole comparison itamp;#39;s very very simple for a few different reasons so ultimately the primary principle