wasme
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I was thinking the same thing. I saw 'deload', then your workout was intense. I thought I missed something!
I have lowered weight.. just not really the reps,.
Yeah for a deload you sure are doing a lot of reps lol. Gotta make sure you lower reps as well as weight bud.
If you're lowering weight but upping the reps then it's counter productive towards your goal of recovery. If you want to keep the reps in the 10-15 range so you get the pump then I would drop a set. (Speaking about the chest exercises as your already said you did normal arm routine.)
I hear ya Montego. I am sure this upcoming week (with a hotel gym) the deload will be just that...
i'm sure I will take some heat for this, but..
I do not practice nor buy into the concept of these "deloads" as described here
am aware that some programs such as 5/3/1 as has been mentioned here, are constructed with this form;
however, remember I do not utilize "pre-set" routines, rather I create my own..
I find that constant change in a variety of parameters, is all that is truly needed to recover/force growth cycle
I am noticing that just going lighter but keeping the same reps. Or dropping say the 6 sets of 3 for 4 sets of 10 and lighter is revitalizing me and taking away some of the discomfort I was having.
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Now now boys, play nice... :spankme: