who has tried his training with multiple sets of 3-5 reps ?
D Drago Member Registered Joined Oct 10, 2004 Messages 254 Jun 23, 2007 #1 who has tried his training with multiple sets of 3-5 reps ?
V vitor New member Registered Joined Jun 8, 2002 Messages 1,184 Jun 23, 2007 #2 Done lots of 6 rep sets and such but I mainly do 1 Warmup set 12 reps 1 mid-warmup 10-12 reps 1 HEavey Sets 6-10 reps 1 Hard set 3-6 reps Done that Exercise for example Dumbell Incline Press 60lbs Warmup 80lbs Mid-warm 110 Heavy 130 Hard
Done lots of 6 rep sets and such but I mainly do 1 Warmup set 12 reps 1 mid-warmup 10-12 reps 1 HEavey Sets 6-10 reps 1 Hard set 3-6 reps Done that Exercise for example Dumbell Incline Press 60lbs Warmup 80lbs Mid-warm 110 Heavy 130 Hard
M Mr_Magoo Active member Kilo Klub Member Registered Joined Jun 5, 2002 Messages 1,828 Jun 24, 2007 #3 i've done similar programs to what Waterbury recomends and believe more people need the thick and dense look that low reps can give
i've done similar programs to what Waterbury recomends and believe more people need the thick and dense look that low reps can give
M MrDeflation New member Registered Joined Jun 13, 2006 Messages 311 Jun 24, 2007 #4 Waterbury has 100 different workout programs.. which one are you referring to?
M Mr_Magoo Active member Kilo Klub Member Registered Joined Jun 5, 2002 Messages 1,828 Jun 24, 2007 #5 he's referring to how waterbury in general employs a high volume of sets with low reps
oldfella Board Supporter / Featured Member/Kilo Klub Featured Member Kilo Klub Member Registered Board Supporter Joined Jan 9, 2007 Messages 7,582 Jun 25, 2007 #6 Been training this way for many years, I've never heard of waterbury! But this method produces the thick dense muscle that screams power and strength! 5 sets of every exercise (warm-ups not included).
Been training this way for many years, I've never heard of waterbury! But this method produces the thick dense muscle that screams power and strength! 5 sets of every exercise (warm-ups not included).
M MrDeflation New member Registered Joined Jun 13, 2006 Messages 311 Jun 25, 2007 #7 Mr_Magoo said: he's referring to how waterbury in general employs a high volume of sets with low reps Click to expand... waterbury also employs extremely light weights as well and I dont see how that can be a good thing
Mr_Magoo said: he's referring to how waterbury in general employs a high volume of sets with low reps Click to expand... waterbury also employs extremely light weights as well and I dont see how that can be a good thing