Not exact matches
Weight lifted x maximum
repetitions performed x 0.0333 + weight lifted = estimated 1RM For accuracy, try to max out using 10 reps or
less.
As a general rule, limit your
repetitions to
less than 20 and
perform two to three sets of two to three exercises twice a week.
With all the exercises in the book you want to use weight that allows you to
perform those
repetitions and no more or
less.
As you get stronger, you will use
less weight to
perform your
repetitions.
Unless your goal is specifically to build up muscular endurance, you should be
performing sets of eight
repetitions or
less when training the compound lifts.
Leaving aside the last paragraph about the difficulty of
performing higher
repetitions in a set of Front Squats and working around that dilemma by doing more sets of
lesser repetitions, there is no magical formula or special consideration about the number of sets to choose for a Front Squat as to any other exercise.
A possible solution we use for this dilemma is to do more sets with
lesser repetitions or
performing cluster sets.
Therefore, the data indicates that maintaining power output can be achieved by utilizing longer rest periods, or
performing less work (fewer
repetitions) per set.