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How to Train LESS and Get Far Better Results (I'LL PROVE IT)

Jeff Cavaliere · 9m · youtube.com ↗

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  1. 0:13 · watch on youtube.com↗

    I've been asking you for 15 years to perform your sets to failure, and I've been consistent with that for a reason because I know that you need an adequate level of stimulus for that muscle to even want to change.
  2. 1 min later
  3. 0:44 · watch on youtube.com↗

    For every one of those sets that you perform below failure, you're going to need to perform more of them in order to reach an adequate level of volume or stimulus to change.
  4. 2 min later
  5. 2:18 · watch on youtube.com↗

    There's no magic to lengthen partials. That's nonsense. That's not what that's about. It's a matter of accumulating total tension.
  6. 1 min later
  7. 3:28 · watch on youtube.com↗

    you either train long or you train hard, but you cannot do both. So as you increase the difficulty level of the sets, then you decrease the time you need to spend doing them.
  8. 1 min later
  9. 4:18 · watch on youtube.com↗

    if I keep this rest time short, 30 seconds at most, when I get back into this set again, I am not going to need to go through the third, the fourth, the fifth, the sixth repetition to get to those more difficult repetitions.
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  11. 5:41 · watch on youtube.com↗

    slowing down or manipulating your time to an exaggerated amount where it actually starts to limit the amount of weight that you can actually use on the exercise is going to not really result in more muscle hypertrophy
  12. 2 min later
  13. 7:56 · watch on youtube.com↗

    when you allow that to grade up, you're able to have the protection of the joint in the process and still have a high intensity set.