u/kinginamertz

Kaninong panaginip to?

Does muscular endurance matter, or is Science-Based Lifting strictly focused on just maximizing muscle hypertrophy? Because I tried high-rep training yesterday, and I can only do like 15 reps of squats without being so exhausted. I didnt even go to failure because it just burns since the tempo really doesnt change that much compared when I'm squatting within 8 reps. Does muscle endurance doesnt have any place in SBL?

For context, I will be graduating this September with my degree PolSci sa PUP. I’m planning to work first and assess if I can balance working and law school. So while working, I probably have an extra 5-6 hrs per day to allocate preparing for LAE and law school in general.

Now regarding sa weakness, just imagine me being a bum who just did bare minimum to graduate, used ChatGPT to its fullest as a result 8080 sa lahat. Imagine I literally survived this shit without reading a single book, lahat ng binasa ko summary lang and still running for Laude (this is a proof na pinapamigay lang talaga grades hahaha). I mean, kung wala sigurong chatgpt I could be better academically pero wala this shit really stunted my growth. So as a result of this, I’m trying to pass LAE or any law school entrance exam to not feel like a bum anymore, since with that at least may proof na ko na I’m not as bad as I thought I was.

I already bought WE LAE Prepper and the Philsat Grandmanner. I also have the pdf book of Dean Sarmiento “Bar Exam English” since I’m genuinely average in English (Google Docs even had to auto-correct “genuinely” since I mispelled it I’m cooked).

Any tips on how I can use this free 5-6hrs of mine to be prepared for LAE. Anyone who can give me their study plan or routine.

Sorry naging rant na

May babayaran ako sa CTC of grades and magpapatatak din sa COR