High sets or low sets? What is better?

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We are back in the programming series and discussing the ups and downs of high vs. low sets. If you have a different definition of high sets, don't worry. As always, exceptions can totally make sense in individual cases.

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Personally I like to work on really low volumes. For all the main lifts I usually do 2 main sets and one back-off set with some modification per session, all of this at rpe 8-9. I saw really good progress with this for the past year.

grzegorzg
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Another great Video Micha, although none of this information is new to me I'm sure this will be very useful to many viewers .
This is still my favourite youtube series

geoffreydavis
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i do 5 sets weighted pull up in the morning and 5 sets of weighted dips in the evening. I do drop set but only train to failure with my bodyweight and

PhanTuongNhat
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Personally I do 2 sets at rpe 10 for each muscle group. I used to do 16 sets per muscle group in a session at rpe 9-10 and didn't realize I was overtraining myself too much.

minhkhoi_sw
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I recently followed the program where basically intensity is at it highest and volume is down for example in a pull day I would do 2 sets of pull-ups taken all the way to failure everything is to failure then 2 sets of rows and 2 sets of bicep curls also some rear delts exercise and that's it. I WOULD LIKE To know what do you think about this program? btw i can just do around 8 pull ups in a row (beginner, just 1 year into the gym)

amazinggames-
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what are your thoughts on the Ian’s 2 set to failure method for more intermediat? Downside/ups?

alexanderkolstad
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But why in ur 1RM EDITION E-book there is just 8 sets per week or 7
Did u change your mind or smt because im in the week 7 and thats will be fucked if i have to back to week one for that🥲

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