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This video does a great job explaining the mindset behind low rep sets It’s about effort. You are trading higher rep sets with less effort with less rep sets with full effort Max effort is absolutely vital for motor recruitment. You’re also increasing mechanical tension

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Фото профиля Dave Chesser 🜋
Dave Chesser 🜋1 год назад

it's a great way to train. This and cluster sets. You get strong AF but no one believes it, haha

Фото профиля Michael Druggan
Michael Druggan1 год назад

If you're doing a set that consists of 1 rep of an unweighted pull up something has gone very wrong with your diet and training.

Фото профиля Tribe of Carnivores
Tribe of Carnivores1 год назад

Very interesting

Фото профиля Wu-Thang
Wu-Thang1 год назад

Practice doesn't make perfect. Perfect practice makes perfect. Train with intent, effort and quality.

Фото профиля B&G
B&G1 год назад

Originally inspired by the late great track coach Charlie Francis’ lactate threshold training, my position is that anything above 7 reps has increasingly diminishing returns for hypertrophy and strength.

Фото профиля Official Strength Debates
Official Strength Debates1 год назад

Exactly it’s the wrong energy system nicely put

Фото профиля Haunted Clockwork Emergency Mouse
Haunted Clockwork Emergency Mouse1 год назад

Properly speaking this is sort of a dynamic effort thing, which YES is low rep sets but is a different animal than low reps at heavy weight. Definitely has its uses though.

Фото профиля Bodhisattva
Bodhisattva1 год назад

How long does obsession last?

Фото профиля Cant Sleep
Cant Sleep1 год назад

False dichotomy. What makes you think you can’t do high reps with max effort?

Фото профиля Pyrrhic Ascendant
Pyrrhic Ascendant1 год назад

What do the rest times look like for those thirty set sessions?

Фото профиля ORDraper
ORDraper1 год назад

I don’t believe what the old dude says here for one second.

Фото профиля Official Strength Debates
Official Strength Debates1 год назад

Which part??

Фото профиля ORDraper
ORDraper1 год назад

People who have never been able to do more than 6 reps suddenly being able to do 20. That’s hilariously implausible.

Фото профиля ORDraper
ORDraper1 год назад

Imagine the max strength increase it implies.

Фото профиля Official Strength Debates
Official Strength Debates1 год назад

My experience is the same exact another reason I’m so bullish on low rep sets Do you know who that is?

Фото профиля ORDraper
ORDraper1 год назад

You went from 6 reps to 20 overnight?

Фото профиля Elizebeth Musk
Elizebeth Musk1 год назад

@StrengthDebates Here's a quick breakdown of why it works. Say, for example, John can do 6 wide grip pull-ups only at any given time, then he's fatigued. By doing 1 rep 30 times, John is now doing 30 reps in total for the day. Over time, his initial 6 reps at once will increase as well.

Фото профиля ORDraper
ORDraper1 год назад

@StrengthDebates You think someone who can a 6-rep set isn’t already doing 30 reps per session?

Фото профиля Stephen Shao 🏋️‍♀️ 🥋 🍄 🌊 ☀️ 🏔️
Stephen Shao 🏋️‍♀️ 🥋 🍄 🌊 ☀️ 🏔️1 год назад

Awesome post and I love Dr. McGills work! Tough to tap into that primal explosiveness and energy to build strength if you’re pussyfooting around with high reps with less intent bc you need endurance. I’ve been playing with pull ups bc I want to hit one arms. My entire back workout on Tues was 100 pull ups for sets of 5 at 100% effort per rep 🤷‍♂️ Gonna try to hit weighted chins Friday at 10-15 x 2 @ 90-100lb Any thoughts on that approach?

Фото профиля Jonathan Byrd
Jonathan Byrd1 год назад

Those two guys don’t know what they are talking about!

Фото профиля Sunchoke Farmer
Sunchoke Farmer1 год назад

This is fucking retarded

Фото профиля Creative Mining - Tabi 🟧
Creative Mining - Tabi 🟧1 год назад

Oh shit is that doug heffernan??

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