Thread: Drop sets
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Old 15-03-2008, 12:05 PM   #4 (permalink)
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Re: Drop sets

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Originally Posted by Lux View Post
I once trained in a style that made the whole workout one entire dropset.

After a while i was using rest times as low as 10-15 secs. I would warm up then do heaviest set first. Then if reps were higher in the range i would stay at same weight but aim for lower in range on 2nd set. (5-8).

But if i was getting 5-6 reps i would drop down the weight slightly and continue to drop the weights like this throughout the workout.

I was even doing 15 sets of bent over rowing like this :crazy:

I was training natty at the time and lost lots of fat and was in the shape of my life but at only around 9.5 stone! lol

http://img88.imageshack.us/img88/5084/rippedlw3.jpg
The training must have worked because your ripped! For a natty thats a good bf% & muscle balance. You should listen to your friend more it looks like he knew how to get your ready!
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