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Furthermore, V1.0.4 focuses heavily on natural lifters. Enhanced athletes (using PEDs) can recover from higher frequencies and volumes, making this pyramid less relevant for the non-natural population. Furthermore, V1
: Stick to the phases as outlined, but be flexible. Life can get in the way, and it's essential to adjust the program as needed.