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    Whats your methods of progression?

    Just interested to see what you guys do in order to progress.

    You cannot increase the weight every time you have a workout as we would all be lifting massive weights - so what other methods of progression do you use?

    Also - which methods have you found to be efficient at progressing you further and which ones do you think work better than others?

    Thanks.

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    intensity

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    ?

    In what ways?

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    my body tends to react well to power movements after a fairly long warm up

    a typical work out might include 6 sets, 15/2/2/6/7/7 for which ever muscle group, the last three are training to failure

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    either more weight, more reps, or less time between sets.


    even if its 5 lbs, half a rep, or 1 second....its progression

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    I'll have to say...been making some progress in the strength department...give deloading a go a head as suggested in the= slingshot training program..

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    i mix it up change exercises and routines, sometimes train to failure, sometimes max out. Over all just variety seems to keep me moving forward.

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    i'm always trying to add weight. even its 5 lbs, once i can hit a weight on my last set with 10 reps, i move up.

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    Quote Originally Posted by VASCULAR VINCE View Post
    I'll have to say...been making some progress in the strength department...give deloading a go a head as suggested in the= slingshot training program..
    Vince, other than converting over to power-lifting, deloading is the most under-rated training technique for increasing strength gains.

    Keep up the good work!

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