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Old 23-07-2005, 06:52 PM   #62 (permalink)
ONE SMART COOKIE
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Originally Posted by Ironball
So lets say I up the weight to 65lbs. What if I can do the first set of 8 reps but that means I have to go to failure to accomplish that? Isn't this still training to failure?

Before I would curl 80lbs for 8 reps, rest, then curl till failure again, usually 6 reps. I have mostly trained this way but like you say I have become frustrated and not motivated because of this style I feel. I am trying to get my head into training as you suggested but i find it hard to grasp because of always training all out. I want to try this type of training for a while to see what suits me better. Do you know of anymore articles that advocate this type of training?
Too many questions....your over complicating it...."Paralysis by over analysis"...

Just do the 3 sets at 60lbs and if you "COMFORTABLY" complete all the sets then up the weight for 5lbs and start again...going for 8 reps on the 1st set and then seeing what happens with the rest.......
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