Not exact matches
Supersetting antagonising is the pairing
of two opposite muscle groups such as chest and back, triceps and biceps and quads and hamstrings.
Why:
Supersetting agonist and antagonist muscle groups is not only time efficient and great for building lean, toned arms, but it also increases the afterburn effect
of your workout by up to 24 hours.
A 2011 study by the University
of Ohio found that subjects who
supersetted their exercises not only demonstrated greater workout efficiency than those who didn't, but achieved similar or better muscle gain.
A study from Connecticut State University found that
supersetting weights equated to a greater loss
of body fat and higher level
of anaerobic fitness than traditional weights.
Im
supersetting between parts
of workout A for example: One superset would be 6 - 15 reps
of body dips followed by 6 - 15 reps
of power fly.
Should the cable flys
supersetted with dips be done after the db bench press instead
of after all the shoulder exercises?
I have completed 10 sets
of 10 reps in the bench press with 155 lbs in the past but not
supersetting.
Supersetting is the practice
of exercising two opposing muscle groups in quick succession for the purpose
of stimulating muscle growth and providing rest in either group alternately.