Choosing between a 1rm or 3-5rm

When deciding whether to attempt a true one-repetition maximum (1RM) or a three-repetition maximum (3RM) or five-repetition maximum (5RM), individuals should consider several factors: Testing Purpose: If the aim is to gauge progress or set training loads, a 3RM or 5RM can be indicative of strength levels without the risks associated with a maximal 1RM Experience Level: Beginners may benefit from 3RM or 5RM tests to build confidence and technique, while more experienced lifters may be ready for a true 1RM. Goals: If the primary goal is to increase maximal strength, a 1RM may be more relevant. For hypertrophy or general strength conditioning, 3RM or 5RM may be more suitable. https://strengthlevel.com/one-rep-max-calculator Safety: Lifting at or near maximal capacity increases the risk of injury. If the lifter is unsure about their ability to

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Benefit of a Farmers Hold

The farmer’s hold or farmer’s carry is another strength and conditioning exercise, but it focuses on different aspects compared to the front rack hold. Whether

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What is Hypertrophy Training?

Hypertrophy training is a specific approach to strength training and resistance exercise that focuses on increasing the size, or hypertrophy, of skeletal muscles. Here’s an

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5×5 Strength Program

HYPERTROPHY CLICK HERE 5×5 strength program is a popular and effective strength training program that focuses on compound exercises and progressive overload. It’s designed to

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Benefits of Face Pulls

Face pulls are an excellent exercise for targeting the muscles of the upper back and shoulders, particularly the rear deltoids and the trapezius muscles. Incorporating

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Benefits of Tricep Pushdowns

Tricep pushdowns are a popular strength training exercise that primarily target the triceps brachii muscles, the large muscles at the back of your upper arm.

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