IMO, this will only work well only if you lift staying well away from positive failure. (bettermanproject.com)
Instead, train as hard as possible on them without hitting positive failure. (lasting-weight-loss.com)
As you can imagine, reaching total failure taxes your muscles and entire nervous system in a highly brutal way and allows maximum hypertrophy, which means that this method should not be taken for granted and Yates recommends going past positive failure only to advanced lifters, but even then, it should be employed rarely and very carefully. (fitnessandpower.com)