how many reps and sets when cutting?
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What Is The Best Workout To Get Cut? Just like most workouts, this workout is split into 3 days: Push, Pull, and Legs. This routine is best performed with a rep scheme of either 5 sets of 5 reps or 4 sets of 8 reps.
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When it comes to training your forearms directly, Kreipke has three recommendations: Perform higher reps: 10-20, with an average of 15 per set. Take less rest between sets: just enough time to allow the burn to subside, rather than a full minute. Train them long and hard: 60-plus reps a workout.
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8 reps is the lowest I'll ever go or advise anyone to go, and to be honest, I think most of the action is at 10-12 reps and all the way up to 20 or more per set. And much lighter metabolite work is a godsend for shoulders.
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['For fat loss: One to 3 sets of 10 to 12 reps using enough weight that you can only complete the desired reps.', 'To gain muscle: Three or more sets of 6 to 8 reps to fatigue. ... ', 'For health and endurance: One to 3 sets of 12 to 16 reps using enough weight that you can only complete the desired reps.']
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Best reps for muscle strength: low reps with heavy weights, best to stick within the 3 – 8 rep range. ... Best reps for cutting: high reps with low weights, keeping your diet in check so as not to gain weight or reduce wanted muscle mass. Best reps for muscle endurance: high reps with low weights and short rest periods.
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There's a relationship between the number of reps vs. weight you use. In fact, you can use the number of reps you can do in a set as a barometer for how heavy you want the weight. That's why a rep range of one to five repetitions is generally considered the best for gaining strength.
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People targeting muscular endurance will aim for a range from 12 to 20+ reps. Obviously you won't be able to lift heavy amounts of weight for 20+ reps, so you'll be lifting lighter loads. Also, because you're targeting endurance improvements, you want to decrease the amount of rest between sets: 30 seconds to a minute.
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Do 5 to 10 reps of a weight that's equal to half your body weight. Perform 3 sets, increasing the load 10 to 15 percent each set, and resting for 1 to 2 minutes between each set. On your fourth set, choose a heavy weight that you can bench for only 3 reps in a row.
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A circuit can be performed once or several times, depending on how hard you want to work and how much time you have. Aim for at least 20 minutes and up to an hour. As for how many reps, think of one to five hard reps as building brute strength and 15 to 20 easier reps building what's known as muscular endurance.
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It should give you a rough guide to the amount of sets and reps you're looking to do. Beginner: 4 sets of 6 reps. Use the same weight in each set. As soon as you're able to do 4 sets of 6 reps increase the weight in the next workout.
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If you choose to do them as a workout, shoot for two sets of 20 to 30 reps each. It sounds like a lot of reps, but there's science behind it: “These exercises are based on the principle of muscle overload,” says Fornarola Hunsberger.
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The default set and rep scheme for most gym goers seems to be 3 sets of 10 reps. That's too bad, because you'll gain more muscle and strength with 5 sets of 5. ... Low-rep sets imply pretty heavy weights, and five sets' worth gives you enough exposure to challenging loads to drive muscle and strength gains.
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Your goals and experience will determine how many sets to perform. Beginners performing the kettlebell swing may perform 3 – 5 sets of 10 reps and work up to 10 x 10 reps. Kettlebell circuits using many exercises may be limited to 1 – 3 sets.
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['Heavy weight day: Do three sets, decreasing the amount of reps in each set. ... ', 'Medium weight day: Do three sets of 12 reps, taking 45 seconds to one minute of rest between sets.']
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Row for 1 minute applying as much power and force as you can, then take 1 minute of very light strokes for rest. That's one rep. Complete 5 reps and then take a short break, no more than a few minutes, before moving on to the next set.
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Most powerlifters will train with anywhere from 1-8 reps, but when training specifically for strength, the general rep range is 3-5. Bodybuilders and people who want to add muscle to their backs usually stick to doing 8-12 deadlifts and sometimes more.
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When bulking you should be making use of reps in the 3-6 range for strength and then reps ranging from 8 – 12 for hypertrophy. Total working sets for a session should be between 12 – 18 sets depending on what body parts are being worked that session.