I lift five or six days a week, but I generally focus on building strength and muscle, so I do
less reps per set than Jimmie.
Not exact matches
While powerlifters tend to do 5 or
less repetitions
per set, bodybuilders use the 6 to 12
reps scheme, trying to achieve ultimate muscle stimulation.
3
sets of 4 - 6 (best to do
less reps with heavier weight, but you it feels easy for you with the kettlebells you have do an extra
rep per set.
Note: With deadlifts I do not recommend that
less experienced lifters use over 5 - 8
reps per set.
Cutting - Heavy cardio (4 to 5 times a week); HIIT (High intensity interval training), Plyometrics, and Tabata; weightlifting lower weight, more
reps per set;
less rest between
sets (30 seconds); supersets encouraged
While heavy (> 85 % 1RM) weights can certainly contribute to muscle growth (not to mention strength), they're not optimal for a very simple reason: the heavier the weight, the fewer
reps you can perform (
per set,
per workout, etc.), and therefore, the
less volume you'll be able to rack up.