4 Ways to Get the Best out of Reps and Sets
New to the gym? Or an old hand trying to understand why results are not showing up in spite of following the workouts perfectly? You may be doing the exercise right, but not at the right volume. You probably have been enlightened that sets are for increasing the bulk, whereas reps are for shredding . This statement is partly right. When you increase the number of sets with increasing weights, you are telling your muscles to do something beyond their existing capacity. So the muscles get stretched and torn, and respond by forming more muscle cells, thereby leading to the muscle bulk. Whereas, in repetitions, you are making the same muscles work longer in an effort to increase their capacity to last longer, increasing their ability to withstand pain and endurance. Either way is beneficial, but what really matters is – what you really want! If you are really looking forward to maximizing your output from a gym workout, you must create the perfect blend of the two to get optimum results. Here are four best ideas to get the best from both reps and sets. Get the Best out of Reps and Sets Get your priorities clear Most gym-goers are not clear about what they want.