For example,
most resistance training programs call for lifters to rest a certain amount of time between sets, with little regard for individual recovery ability.
Not exact matches
But to get the
most out of your
resistance training program make sure you use exercises that involve more than on muscle group, keep the rest under 45 seconds, and make sure the exercises aren't too easy.
While some groups have tended to use predominantly the Olympic lifts to the exclusion of other exercises,
most programs also make use of a range of supplemental exercises, including weightlifting derivatives (e.g. the hang snatch, hang clean, power snatch, and power clean) and conventional free - weight
resistance training exercises, such as front squats, back squats, lunges, the overhead press, back extensions and abdominal exercises (Storey & Smith, 2012).
From a practical perspective this has resulted in
most or all
resistance training programs recommending heavy weights and low reps exclusively.
In fact, with the right
program, your entire fat burning
resistance training workout will take less time than
most bodybuilders spend on crunches every day!
The thing that I found
most useful were the
training programs that cover everything from
training to failure, power
training, resting between sets and progressive
resistance.