LT = Last Time - that is the weight I used for the exercise last workout
TT = This Time - the weight I used for the current workout.
I started putting up dates so you can see it is a 2 week cycle before I get back to that exercise again.
Rest pauses are done this way: You start out your exercise and you go to complete failure on the exercise, ending on a 5 second negative, rack the weight, take 10-15 deep breaths, go again to failure ending on a 5 second negative rack the weight, 10-15 deep breaths, again to failure ending on a 5 second negative. Usually it is followed by a "static rep" of some kind... for inclines that involves holding the weight about 4" below lockout for 30 seconds.
Lets use my inclines as an example - 195 x 12RP went like this: 7 reps (end on super slow negative), 10 deep breaths, 3 reps (super slow negative), 10 breaths, 2 reps (end on negative). Pick weight back up to starting position, hold 4" from top of movement for an attempted 30 seconds. That is my 1 set for chest.
Any other questions feel free to toss 'em out
TT = This Time - the weight I used for the current workout.
I started putting up dates so you can see it is a 2 week cycle before I get back to that exercise again.
Rest pauses are done this way: You start out your exercise and you go to complete failure on the exercise, ending on a 5 second negative, rack the weight, take 10-15 deep breaths, go again to failure ending on a 5 second negative rack the weight, 10-15 deep breaths, again to failure ending on a 5 second negative. Usually it is followed by a "static rep" of some kind... for inclines that involves holding the weight about 4" below lockout for 30 seconds.
Lets use my inclines as an example - 195 x 12RP went like this: 7 reps (end on super slow negative), 10 deep breaths, 3 reps (super slow negative), 10 breaths, 2 reps (end on negative). Pick weight back up to starting position, hold 4" from top of movement for an attempted 30 seconds. That is my 1 set for chest.
Any other questions feel free to toss 'em out

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