Oh well, I gotta leave now so I'll just keep the weight the same
Oh well, I gotta leave now so I'll just keep the weight the same
I'ma eat this beat like a beef eatin vegan
I'd keep it the same and try to do 5 next time.
If I just said LOL, I lied. Do or do not. There is no try.
I could easily lift the weight 5x this time
I'ma eat this beat like a beef eatin vegan
you could easily put this all in that other thread. You also should use google a bit more often, I'm not trying to be a jerk, but you'd get answers a lot faster that way rather than wait for the handful of people here that do SS.
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I'm quoting RR but this is also in response to the OP.
If you don't hit the reps you keep the weight the same until you do. If you fail to hit your reps in 3 consecutive workouts then you need to do a reset.
And if you're having trouble hitting your reps, then when it is time to increase the weight do it in 5lb increments. If it starts getting hard to hit your reps with 5lb increments then decrease the amount of weight you add each time. You may have to get creative with how you do that (I use a 1lb wrist weight and a 1/4lb sandbag on each side). The goal is to add weight each workout for as long as you can, no matter how small the increase.
I didn't like the rules you gave me, so I made some of my own.
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