Reps VS Weight
wilson_missi
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When wanting to lose fat and tone muscle is it better to do more reps with a lighter weight or less reps with a heavier weight.
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more reps, less weight!0
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correct - less reps but more weight is for bulking up/building muscles, less weight more reps help tone and tighten0
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Choose weights that work to "failure" in 8-12 reps, or 6-10 if you want to go heavier. The "lighter weight/more reps" idea is an outdated concept that is not particularly effective.0
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Choose weights that work to "failure" in 8-12 reps, or 6-10 if you want to go heavier. The "lighter weight/more reps" idea is an outdated concept that is not particularly effective.
X2 - This is correct.
Wrong.correct - less reps but more weight is for bulking up/building muscles, less weight more reps help tone and tighten
This is a mis-conception, that many people, especially women are afraid of.
Women will not BULK UP or GET BIG muscles by lifting more heavier weights.0
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