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Nah F. F like today 5 to 6 exercises 4 sets per exercise for big body parts like chest, back, legs. Then 4 exercises for arms and shoulders. Supersets are great when hit plateau on muscles and you stop growing, make sure if you superset you do a push pull exercise like bi's tri's and chest back. As chest is a push and back is a pull so you pump the blood back and forth.

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We dun supersets arsehole.

That where u go to fail then remove a plate then keep goin to fail?

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Lets say your doing biceps.. what exercises would you do? and 4 sets of each? Isn't the muscle/you buggered by the third exercise?

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F F you can use supersets anytime you want but that's when I use them. Try it for a few weeks see how you go, drop the weight but as you will need a bit more energy to do 2 exercises in a row. Another thing FF is a lot of people do 8 10 12 reps they count to the number and stop. If you feel you can get more out go for it and increase weight on the next set. What I like to do is pick a unusual number like 85 and do as many sets as it takes to do 85 reps. Use the 1 weight and in the first set you get 14 stop then on the next set if you only get say 11 stop and so on until you reach 85 might take 7 sets but tricks the body and you get new growth.

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