Weight per set
BlueJaffa
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What does weights per set and reps per set mean
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weight=the weight your lifting
reps= amount a repetitions performed
set= a set of repetitions performed before taking a break and preparing for another set
volume= total amount of weight moved when you multiple the weight times the reps
example of volume
10 sets of 10 reps of 100 weight on squats
typically written
10X10X100
10*10*100=10,000
you did 10,000 pounds of volume on squats that day.0
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