Most often, you will do more exercises within one Strength training workout and
the total number of repetitions per exercise would be lower.
the total number of repetitions needs to be adjusted (the longer it takes to perform a rep, the fewer the repetitions that can be performed, all other things being equal)
The total number of repetitions you perform before resting or switching exercises.
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The total number of repetitions you perform before resting or switching exercises.
In that case
the total number of repetitions is reduced.
Not exact matches
But, due to the nature
of the lift, a fast explosive movement, followed by an inter-serial rest, combined with a low
number of total repetitions, the time under tension is quite low to maximize muscular growth.
Circuit Training is a convenient way to exercise because it maximizes the
total exercise volume (
number of sets,
repetitions, and amount
of weight) completed in a short period
of time.
The plyometric training volume is calculated in
total repetitions, so all
repetitions you do in a set multiplied by the
number of sets.
Typically, the weight used,
total repetitions per set, the
repetition tempo and even the
total number of sets per muscle group are all taken into consideration when targeting a specific physical goal.
Rest one minute and repeat 2 more times (the following week you can do 15 pushups, 15 burpees, and 6 pullups or the you can do 4
total rounds with the same
number of repetitions, and so forth each week)
In a nutshell, the
total repetitions (
repetitions multiplied by the
number of sets) are connected to the training intensity, or better the higher the training intensity, the less
total repetitions you are able to do.
The
total number of counted
repetitions will be your final score.
If you now add up the
total repetitions and the
total number of sets, you can conclude that the
total duration
of maximum strength training (and / or power training) is somewhere between 60 to 70minutes.