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1. powerliftingtechnique.com › top-sets-straight-setsTop Sets vs Straight Sets vs Working Sets: How To Use Them?

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   Feb 13, 2024 · Top sets tend to be a single set of reps that are the highest in intensity and performed first in the workout. Working sets are performed after top sets and tend to be lower in difficulty compared to the top sets. Straight sets are sets that are uniform in sets, reps, and load.

2. www.muscleandstrength.com › articles › principleThe Principle Of Progressive Overload, A Complete Guide

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   • “Standard 8-12 Progression” 3x4 sets x 8-12 reps. There are 2 ways you can approach progression when working with the 8-12 rep range.
   • “Standard 6-10 Progression” 3x4 sets x 6-10 reps. This scheme functions just like the 8-12 rep progression approach. You can choose to either use the same weight for each of the sets, or drop the weight 10% when you are struggling to hit 6 total reps.
   • “Standard 8-15 Progression” 3x4 sets x 8-15 reps. Another progression approach that functions in the same way as the 8-12 rep scheme.
   • “5x5 Progression” 5 sets x 5 reps. 5x5 schemes are extremely popular, and have been for many decades. They are perfect for the heaviest of compound exercises: squats, deadlifts, bench press, overhead press and barbell rows.

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4. www.aworkoutroutine.com › pyramid-sets-vs-reversePyramid Sets vs Reverse Pyramid Training vs Straight Sets

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   Jul 9, 2019 · Pyramid sets. Reverse pyramid training. Let’s now take a look at each and figure out which is best for you… Straight Sets. Doing “straight sets” (which people also refer to as “sets across”) means lifting the same weight for all of your sets of a given exercise.

5. www.verywellfit.com › beginners-guide-to-setsGuide to Reps, Sets, and Rest Time in Strength Training

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   May 1, 2024 · A repetition, or rep, references one complete movement. So, one biceps curl equals one rep, and 5 biceps curls are 5 reps. Reps make up a set, which is usually the total number of reps you'll do before taking a break. You'll find more details on reps, sets, rest, and speed below.

6. www.livestrong.com › article › 388265-is-addingShould You Increase Weight After Each Set When Lifting ...

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   Jun 7, 2022 · Does increasing weight after each set in your workout lead to maximum muscle? We turned to experts and research to find out the best way to build muscle.

7. www.muscleandfitness.com › workouts › workout-tipsDeclining Weight Sets for Increasing Muscle Gains

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   Declining Weight Sets for Increasing Muscle Gains. Put your ego aside and give this load lightening technique a try for optimal results. by John Krasinski. Every muscle is comprised of groups of muscle fibers called motor units. When we perform a set we fatigue only certain motor units.

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   Which set/rep/weight structure do you prefer?

   • Straight sets tend to be the default set/rep/weight structure I (and most others) recommend for the majority of the population. Some people prefer it done the traditional way (and have no problem maintaining reps like that), while others prefer the modified version that uses a rep range instead. As for me, I definitely prefer the modified version.

   Pyramid Sets vs Reverse Pyramid Training vs Straight Sets

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   How much weight should I add to a set?

   • Because you reached 8 reps for your first set, you will add 5 pounds to each of your sets the next time you bench. Start with a weight that allows 12 reps. For set two, increase the weight 5-10% and perform as many reps as possible. Add another 5-10% for set 3 (and 4, if you are using 4 sets).

   The Principle Of Progressive Overload, A Complete Guide

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   How much weight should I use for a 3rd set?

   • For the third set you decide to drop the weight by (about) 10%, and go use 165 pounds. This set may look something like this: When you are able to reach 12 reps for set one, using your top weight, add the same amount of weight to set 3. This scheme functions just like the 8-12 rep progression approach.

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   Should weight be lowered to complete successive sets?

   • To achieve the same number of reps on following sets, the weight must be lowered for each successive set. This is because we cannot repeat a max effort with such short rest. It's time to put your ego aside and handle lighter weights towards the end of your workout.

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   Do you have to add weight on every subsequent set?

   • Afterward, you don’t have to on every subsequent set. In gyms and weight rooms across the U.S., lots of people have learned to strength train the same way: Do a light warm-up set, then add weight on each subsequent set of an exercise, finishing with a single, heaviest set. This method of adding weight on each set is sometimes called ramping.

   Should You Increase Weight After Each Set When Lifting? | livestrong

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9. bretcontreras.com › progressive-overloadThe Ten Rules of Progressive Overload - Bret Contreras

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   Perhaps you’re new to lifting and you’re wondering exactly what progressive overload is. Well, progressive overload simply means that you’re doing more over time. For example, you could be adding some weight to the bar, doing more reps, and/or having more productive training sessions.