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2006-01-09 11:05 AM

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molto veloce mama
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Subject: entering in weight training
these may be silly questions, but i just want some clarification. i'm trying to do more weight training this season, following some simple workouts in a book i just got. anyway, i have questions about how to write out sets.

example 1: if i do 2 sets of 15 dumb bell curls, 10 lbs in each hand, curling both arms at the same time, should i write 2 set of 15 reps, 10 lbs or 20 lbs.

example 2: if i do sets of dumb bell curls, alternating 15 reps w/ my left arm, then 15 w/ the right, 15 left, 15 right, should i write 2 sets of 15 or 2 sets of 30 or 4 sets of 15??

example 3: for regular crunches, you could each crunch, but for oblique crunches, do you count every crunch right 1, left 2, right 3, left 4 or every other crunch 1 right left, 2 right left, 3 right left?

thanks!

Edited by autumn 2006-01-09 11:06 AM


2006-01-09 11:40 AM
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Subject: RE: entering in weight training
Well weights are about the only thing I know on here so here is my two cents
Example one would be 2 sets of 15reps at 10 pounds
Example 2 is 2 sets of 15 reps at whatever weight you have
And with twisting crunches I count each set not 1 right 2 left. So One would equal a crunch to the right and then to the left.
Again I have lifted for about 13 years and that is what I have always done and the people I worked out with as well. Is it the right way not necissarily. It is a system I know and keep up with but to each his own if you want to do it another way then have at it. As long as you know what it means then keep on going. Hope this helpd and good luck.
2006-01-09 12:27 PM
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molto veloce mama
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Subject: RE: entering in weight training
awesome. that's what i was looking for. thanks!
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