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    Plateaus..

    I feel like i've hit a plateau in some of my excercises.. What's the general way to overcome them..

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    Change something.

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    Depends on the exercise. Each one will give you the same general pool of options as in changing sets/reps/intensities, etc and each one will have special variations you can use, such as rack lockouts and auxiliary exercises to improve the lift.
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