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What does your Sets x Reps look like while cycling?

Sets x Reps on a cycle

  • 4 x 6-8

    Votes: 19 37.3%
  • 3 x 6-8

    Votes: 5 9.8%
  • 3 x 10-12

    Votes: 6 11.8%
  • 5x5

    Votes: 4 7.8%
  • 4 x 10-12

    Votes: 11 21.6%
  • Go till Burnout

    Votes: 6 11.8%

  • Total voters
    51
i'm on HRT, so i reckon i'm always "on", but being on or off is irrelevant regarding rep\ set scheme. i train for hypertrophy. short rest between sets. typical rep takes 4-5 second to complete, range of motion varies relative to routine.
rep range is 15 - 20 for first set for almost every movement. (clinical studies prove that high reps reduce myostatin in skeletal muscle. myostatin is the growth inhibiting protein in muscle.) i do a sub failure in the 10 rep range and a
failure set in the 7-9 rep range. about every 6 weeks i work in the 5 rep range on failure sets. when building i include some drop sets with very little rest between sets. i have 3 basic rep schemes. 20- 15- 10 - 7 -drop @ 12 , 15 - 10- 7
20 - 12 and as mentioned earlier faiure sets at 5 reps. all relative to what phase of training i'm in.
everything i do, routine sequence, muscle group split, strategic deconditioning etc.... is planned out.
 
I vary it alot. Sometimes I'll slam at 5 sets of a compound exercise, then do small set groups to finish the body part. Sometimes I do 10 reps, sometimes I do 6. Sometimes I do a standard 3x10 for a total of 12-15 sets. Sometimes Drop Sets, Partials to failure, Rest-Pause.

I think the key is to NOT have a set program.

Bingo! Nice
 
depends on movement and goals.
 
I vary it alot. Sometimes I'll slam at 5 sets of a compound exercise, then do small set groups to finish the body part. Sometimes I do 10 reps, sometimes I do 6. Sometimes I do a standard 3x10 for a total of 12-15 sets. Sometimes Drop Sets, Partials to failure, Rest-Pause.

I think the key is to NOT have a set program.

Well said sir, +1
 
right now im on wendler 5/3/1 on or off.. going to be adding super sets for a bunch of muscle groups to see how they respond
 
I don't change my workouts because I'm on cycle. I change them all the time to keep things different. I'll do 5 sets of five for a month to build up my strength. Then switch to 12,10,8,6. I never do the same workout for more than a couple weeks.

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I change every week.
something like this
wk 1: 10 reps x 4 sets every muscle
2: 5 x 5
3: 20 x 3
4: 10, 8, 6
5: 12 x 4
etc
 
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