ninjarider45
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Training to failure is a very controversial subject it seems; no matter how many studies you seem to read. However, there are many studies out there that all agree on one thing. Going to failure on EVERY set is a bad idea and you will end up overtraining in no time at all. And in case you haven't found out yet Pitbull, overtraining is way ****in bad lol. It is true it's very taxing on the CNS so I would save it for the last set, I personally train to failure by lowering my weight on the last set and then going till failure.
In reference to you not being able to sleep I have always had the same problem. Wicked fast metabolism and always thinking at night keeps me from going to sleep. Take a look into some sleep aids to help get your body used to going to sleep at a certain time. I have tried out quite a few sleep aids and have found that cycling them every few days is EXTREMELY helpful in naturally falling asleep at the right time. From what I've researched the body typically adapts to a new sleep schedule in as little as a week. For instance, I took Lean Dreams for 5 days straight at 9:30 and ever since my body naturally starts getting tired about 10 to 10:15ish. Probably the most helpful supp I've ever taken because I love my sleep and I hate lying awake at night haha.
To name a few sleep supps: ALR Industries Lean Dreams, IBE X-Dream, or Somnidren GH. Any of these supplements coupled with a ZMA supp works well. Sleep is as crucial a component of getting bigger as diet and exercise!!!!
P.S. I'll look into that routine your doing and see what the general guidelines are for it but typically the following is a good rule to follow when training. Try to use the heaviest weight possible while maintaining ABSOLUTELY STRICT FORM!!! If you shoot for 10 reps try to use a weight that will only allow you to complete 10-11 reps and no more then that. You need to make sure that when you get to that 10th rep you know that it'll be dam near impossible for you to complete another rep if you wanted to. This rule is pretty good one to follow on most of the different programs but let me read up on your routine before you take this advice to heart
In reference to you not being able to sleep I have always had the same problem. Wicked fast metabolism and always thinking at night keeps me from going to sleep. Take a look into some sleep aids to help get your body used to going to sleep at a certain time. I have tried out quite a few sleep aids and have found that cycling them every few days is EXTREMELY helpful in naturally falling asleep at the right time. From what I've researched the body typically adapts to a new sleep schedule in as little as a week. For instance, I took Lean Dreams for 5 days straight at 9:30 and ever since my body naturally starts getting tired about 10 to 10:15ish. Probably the most helpful supp I've ever taken because I love my sleep and I hate lying awake at night haha.
To name a few sleep supps: ALR Industries Lean Dreams, IBE X-Dream, or Somnidren GH. Any of these supplements coupled with a ZMA supp works well. Sleep is as crucial a component of getting bigger as diet and exercise!!!!
P.S. I'll look into that routine your doing and see what the general guidelines are for it but typically the following is a good rule to follow when training. Try to use the heaviest weight possible while maintaining ABSOLUTELY STRICT FORM!!! If you shoot for 10 reps try to use a weight that will only allow you to complete 10-11 reps and no more then that. You need to make sure that when you get to that 10th rep you know that it'll be dam near impossible for you to complete another rep if you wanted to. This rule is pretty good one to follow on most of the different programs but let me read up on your routine before you take this advice to heart