To Train to Failure or Not To Train to Failure?
August 14, 2024
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Episode 632 · August 14, 2024
To Train to Failure or Not To Train to Failure?
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12:56Mastering Reps and Sets: Optimize Your Resistance Training for Maximum Gains
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Summary
In the 10-Week Transformation we talk a lot about training to failure and training using a “reps in reserve” scheme. In this episode I’m going to breakdown what training to failure means, what reps in reserve means.
You’re going to learn about the difficulties of using Reps in Reserve while also learning how best to use it during your workouts.
You’ll leave the episode feeling much more confident in how hard to push yourself during your resistance training sessions.
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