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Join Date: Mar 2005
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new rep range
What should my rep range be while on a cutting phase? Should I adjust my workout length?
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Join Date: Apr 2005
Location: Tulsa, OK, USA
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Still lift heavy... 4-6r or 6-8r. Something like that. Leave the cutting to diet and cardio.
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Remember when you're cutting that what got you your muscle is going to help you keep your muscle. I lifted 6-10reps when bulking, I lifted 6-10 as I went into my shows.
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i would never stick to the same rep range all of the time, it is good to change it here and there, it also depends on the lift that you are doing....say your doing Flat DB Flyes for your chest, you would not go really heavy for 2-6 reps, i would go with really strict form for about 8-12 reps, but on large multi-joint lifts such as bench it is ok to go down in the 3-6 range and make great progress.
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I do 4-6 for all but legs. 6-8 for legs. All the time, no exception.
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Well.. to be back on topic... it was never about varying rep ranges between exercises. The topic was talking about varying rep range for cutting versus bulking/maintenance.
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No need for training to change. Keep your rep range low any where from 6-10. Diet and cardio are for cutting.
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I find that my legs feel more worked and are more sore when I do high reps for them. (10-15).
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I understand what your saying. I have just always heard that if you wanted to lose weight, high reps, light weight was the way to go. I'm sure others heaard this as well. It makes sense though what you guys are saying. I learned something new.
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I do doubles for every exercise I do (except sit ups). I just vary how many sets and how much weight I do every other week so I can work on strength and speed.
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