Try to do 10
reps per set before moving on to doing more reps.
So when you're used to doing 6 - 10 reps to failure per set, choosing a weight that lets you do 15 to 20
reps per set before you fail yields a different kind of muscle pain.
Not exact matches
For example you can try to do some strength training for 5 - 6 weeks, where you will do 4 - 6
reps per set with heavy
reps.. After the strength phase you can increasing your
reps (with lower weight) to 15 - 20 and do another phase of 5 - 6 weeks
before returning to the standard 8 - 12
reps.
Simply go back and forth between exercises until you reach the highest number of
reps in the
set (in this case, 5
reps per drill); you will do 1
rep of each, then 2
reps of each, etc until you reach 5
before resting between rounds.
If you're looking to add mass, you want to choose a weight that allows you to hit 6 - 8
reps per set of the exercise
before you really fatigue.
Old school bodybuilding logic says you should «blast» every muscle group with as many
sets and
reps as you can handle once
per week, then rest 6 days
before doing it again.
Volume — You perform more total
reps either via more
sets or more
reps per set (at the same or close to the same weight as
before).
Step 4: Make sure to cue re-engagement of the Scapulae
before the second rep. Protocol: 5
Sets of 5
Reps: 60 second Rest
per set
Two
sets of eight
reps per ankle
before pistols makes a huge difference.
But there is one major problem... We can't keep the weight on the bar for very long
before the weights must be stripped so that we can continue to hit our designated number of
reps per set.