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Heaviest weight that you can handle without losing your form
Proper form VS heavier weight during workout, To get more fit & muscle
Proper form VS heavier weight during workout, To get more fit & muscle
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Mar 12 2020, 10:49 AM
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QUOTE(not timid and slow @ Mar 3 2020, 02:49 AM) assuming my form is good, how many number of reps is optimal for size growth? Number of reps is not the main concerncurrently i am doing deep squats 3 reps per set chest bench press 3 reps per set For muscle growth its about muscle under tension You can get similar muscle growth doing low reps or high reps, as long as you get the tension going on your muscle. Weight lifters dont get huge muscle doing their heaviest lift, but through pratices reps after reps after reps. You can grow muscle with just 1 rep, by using static hold to create that muscle tension. |
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