- What is step loading weights?
- How do I progress when lifting weights?
- What are the stages of lifting weights?
- What are the 6 basic weight lifting moves?
What is step loading weights?
Step loading is when you stay at the same weight and increase the volume (sets or reps) before progressing in weight. When I'm using I like to stay at the same weight for 3 to 4 weeks. Here is an example of step loading. In this example, we start off with 160kg 2 x 4.
How do I progress when lifting weights?
The first way you can progress weight training is by changing the sets. By either adding or removing a set you can decrease or increase the volume of the exercise. For instance, if we add a 6th set to our sample bench press we are increasing the volume of repetitions from 25 to 30.
What are the stages of lifting weights?
There are five phases of strength training: anatomical adaptations, endurance, hypertrophy, maximal strength and power. Anatomical Adaptations: This is the first step of lifting before undergoing any other kind of training to strengthen and stabilize muscles before progressing to heavier loads.
What are the 6 basic weight lifting moves?
If you do the six major compound movements – the squat, hip hinge, vertical press, vertical pull, horizontal press, and horizontal pull – you're bound to see success. These are the movement patterns every complete workout program contains.