Recovery time
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SDehmer819
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How many of you are taking the allotted recovery time between sets? 105 sec is sooo long!!! I do take recovery but after abut 60 secs I'm ready to go!!
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I don't wait either. I do the next set as soon as I'm ready0
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On the actual lifting, yes I take all 105 seconds because I really want to be able to get full recovery to work those lifts and do the most I can for whatever reps/sets I do.
But, I don't wait the whole 105 seconds for the cruches, I actually turn that into a circuit with 105 seconds rested after each run. So for example, I am in stage 3. I do one set decline sit-ups (weighted, and subbed for the swiss ball), one set of hip flexion, and one set of the laterals then wait 105 seconds and the repeat. I also didn't wait the whole 105 on the cobras, I did 90 and 90.0 -
I just rest until I'm recovered on up to a maximum of what's alloted. Ie. if 60 secs I will take anything UP TO 60 secs before my next set.0
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I just wait until I feel ready - probably closer to 45-60 secs. I just don't have enough time or patience to wait that long.0
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I just wait until I feel ready - probably closer to 45-60 secs. I just don't have enough time or patience to wait that long.
That's mostly it for me too- dent have the extra time or patience to stand there and wait. I feel unproductive after I feel my body is ready to go again and I haven't used all the allotted time. Lol0 -
I do not wait the full 105 seconds...more like 75-90 seconds. I agree with everyone that I don't have time for all of that standing around. However, I would encourage you all to increase your rest times, as it really can make a difference in how hard you can work. Remember the goal is to increase strength, keep good form and work REALLY hard when you are working.0
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