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Join Date: Jan 2006
Posts: 16
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Working with a Partner
I just started working with a partner because I felt working alone (Bench Press, dumbell Presses) I couldnt really get 100 percent or even 90 out of me because that one extra rep I didnt have a spotter. So I started with a partner but I feel that the break in between sets is hurting me. I a newbster so is it just mental or taking a 2-3 min break in between sets really does hurt muscle growth. ANy help would be awesome.
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Join Date: May 2005
Posts: 12,544
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Canine club CEO
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For myself I train to failure with low volime and take 3-4 min's between ea set. I need this amount of time on the big lifts to get my reps in when I add weight going to the next set. Some of the smaller muscles i work, i have found that i only need x # of min's or seconds to perform the next lift. I guess I go by feel. If i'm ready i go for it. But big lifts to failure can be very taxing and addditional time between sets may be needed. At least for this old fart. |
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Registered User
Join Date: Oct 2005
Location: maine
Posts: 26
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a good workout partner is worth their weight in gold.....
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