How to change up your training
2014-01-30
How to change up your training
One of the key principles to experiencing continual growth in your workouts is, as you know, to change things up. Never get stuck in the same routine, or you’ll fall into a plateau. Yes, the best way to keep your body guessing is by introducing different exercises. However, providing it with different techniques in which you do these exercises is also a sure-fire way to keep your body in adaptation mode. Below, we’ll illustrate some of the most effective methods for continual growth.Single set. The most common method. This is an exercise, performed by itself. Example: A set of bicep curls. Super set. This is 2 exercises performed back-to-back, without rest. Example: A set of bicep curls, followed by a set of hammer curls. Giant set. This is 3–4 exercises performed back-to-back without rest. Example: A set of bicep curls, followed by a set of hammer curls, followed by a set of reverse curls. Drop set. This is an exercise performed to a desired number of reps, and then immediately followed up with the same exercise, at a lighter weight. There are variations to this…

