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    Question How many lifts do you do per workout session?

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    I try to keep to six different exercises max in a single workout, and three working sets per exercise.
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    Usually 4 workouts at 4 sets each. Reps vary but usually 10,8,8,6 for two sets then 12,10,8,8 for two sets.

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    I usually stay around 4-5 diff. exercises per workout...
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    I do 10-12 in 1.5 hour time period, 3 different muscle groups...

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    4-6 depending on the bodypart and the energy level I have that day.

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    I never count...so i guess as many as it takes !

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    I do 3 working sets and the reps vary

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    read the stickies

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    Two a.m. workouts/ six pm workouts- off on Sunday. One body part at a time. This excludes calves and abdominals. They have a higher recovery time and can be trained everyday if you so chose. I do 5-6 exercises of 4 sets each. I don’t track reps I think it is pointless.

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