Thursday, 15 August 2013

The difference between the approaches of repetitions

As you guessed, this is a logical continuation of the previous story about the number of repetition in these approaches. Who has not watched this story could easily be corrected by clicking the link above. First of all, I want to explain to the little ones, the difference between the approaches of repetitions. When you take the post and make a series of upgrades to the biceps (say, weight lifted and lowered without pause 10 times), it means that you have made another approach (set) exercise and 10 repetitions. After that, you rest a minute and repeat this process again; this means that you have already made two approaches. OK. http://cellulitetreatmentt.blogspot.com/2013/08/the-truth-about-joey-atlas.html


With that sorted out. Let us now try to understand how much of approaches for training to do for each muscle group for maximum progress.Approaches and progress in the gym - Each visitor of the gym has different ideas about progress. For most of this, of course, the maximum muscle growth. Although for many this is the maximum force. And there are those who value strength endurance, for example. http://cellulitecreamx.wordpress.com/2013/08/15/the-truth-about-cellulite-lymphatic-drainage-joey-atlas-review/


I specifically have these different options, because each of them will require a different number of sets and rest between them. In practice, the athletes demonstrate very variative number of approaches and different rest intervals between them in the gym. 1-2 working sets from a muscle reach up to 30 and more approaches and the rest from 15-30 seconds to 3-5 minutes.http://gettingridof-cellulite.tumblr.com/post/58313291898/the-whole-truth-about-cellulite-joey-atlas-review-hot

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