TweetI like alot of volume but still similar to what you do.

TweetYep, theres a time for all rep ranges. Low to high...I love 20 rep squat sets, ass to grass

TweetI like to hit up every body part w/ as much weight as possible and keep low reps, preferably the 8-10 range !!! Bu most nites the last set will be low weight high reap to put as much blood in the muscle as possible. But it really all depends on what I feel that nite .
I don't go in with a set game plan, I just know I want to hit this muscle , do a quick review of the excersises I want to do and balls to the walls !!!
If I'm not feeling it one nite, I'll keep the weight low and reps high.
But it all depends !!!

TweetI keep it in the 9-10 rep range (to failure every time) and then finish a body part with an FST-7 set to pump the blood in.

Tweet5 reps to singles on the low rep side, 8-12 reps on the high side here.

TweetI was exactly like you Max on the high weight/low rep...I then switched to high rep/low weight for every body part...i saw some nice results too...lately though I am doing a hybrid like you all were suggesting where the major muscle groups get the high weight/low rep, etc. I like blasting triceps with 20+ reps, super strict form...I did this last night and really felt a difference.

TweetIf the weight is heavy and the reps are low, I really need to focus on my form and concentrate on the muscles I'm targeting. If I don't pay attention to what I'm doing on the heavy low reps sets, it can become just a grind it out sloppy mess. It's much easier for me to use a lighter weight high rep set to focus on the muscle group and really hit the area I'm try to grow. I'm not a power lifter or care to be a huge monster so my style works for me. Again there is a place for both and it's usually goal orientated.