Training to failure every set?

[TAFeline]

I'm using steroids not for the first time but the first time I've stacking them together. I'm using testosterone with deca durabolin so I'm getting a lot of strength and a lot of motivation to work out on this back. Someone told me that I should be training to failure on every set while on a heavy steroid cycle or you'll be wasting it, what is your thoughts on this?

 

[the_alcatraz]

You can train to failure every set I do that all the time but I only get like 3-4 sets into my HIT workout doing it

 

[stevesmi]

training to failure on every set is a very subjective thing. there is a difference between training smart to failure and training dumb to failure. take a look at most peoples poor form on deadlifts for example. or any other lift. if you are doing them properly that is the key

 

[BodyMonster34]

I'm using steroids not for the first time but the first time I've stacking them together. I'm using testosterone with deca durabolin so I'm getting a lot of strength and a lot of motivation to work out on this back. Someone told me that I should be training to failure on every set while on a heavy steroid cycle or you'll be wasting it, what is your thoughts on this?

bro training balls to wall something everyone does when young.

 

[SteveMobsterG]

No such thing. Nor, if it was possible would it be a good idea. Last set only.

 

[ballin2504]

Sounds like bro science to me. Training to failure is a great tool to use but it’s not needed on every set. Regardless of on or off cycle

 

[MasonicBodybuilder]

I train alone, no spotter, so I can only go so close to "failure".

 

[Chez21]

Actual failure is pretty dangerous. But if your serious, every rep should be close to failure. Unbearable pump without sacrificing form is the sweet spot for progress