Rep Ranges Explained
All rep ranges contribute to muscle growth, but focusing on specific ranges for a few weeks can enhance understanding of personal responses to training. By phasing through low, mid, and high rep ranges, individuals can better connect with their movements and identify which styles yield the best results for their bodies. This structured approach not only improves muscle engagement but also sharpens the mental aspect of lifting.In this clip
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How often should you change rep ranges in weeks to build muscle?
How long should I stick to a certain rep range (e.g., 3-6) before changing to a different rep range (e.g., 8-10)?
Why is it best to stay in a particular rep range for about 3 weeks and then change the reps and weights instead of doing it more frequently?