Increase Your Training Intensity - Pre-Exhaustion
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Boost Your Workout Intensity with Pre-Exhaustion
Summary
Enhance your exercise routine by incorporating pre-exhaustion techniques to intensify muscle building.Article Body
Building muscle requires generating progressively stronger contractions, which means focusing on ways to increase workout intensity. Unlike workout duration, increased intensity can actually reduce the time needed for significant muscle growth.Previously, I discussed various strategies to intensify your workouts. Here, we’ll delve into how pre-exhaustion can elevate your training.
In exercises involving multiple muscles, the primary muscle often doesn’t reach failure because a weaker muscle gives out first. Take the chest exercise, for example. Most chest workouts also engage the triceps, a smaller, weaker muscle. During an incline bench press, the triceps might fail before the pectorals are fully exerted, limiting the exercise's effectiveness.
To address this, start with an exercise that isolates and fatigues the pectorals, then immediately proceed to the main exercise without resting. This method maximizes the workout's impact.
While beginners might not need pre-exhaust routines, intermediate-level trainers can incorporate them weekly for each muscle group.
Here are some popular pre-exhaust routines used by bodybuilders:
- Biceps: Barbell curls followed by close-grip, palms-up pulldowns.
- Triceps: Pressdowns followed by dips.
- Pectorals: Flyes followed by bench presses.
- Lats: Dumbbell pullovers followed by barbell rows.
- Deltoids: Dumbbell laterals followed by presses behind the neck.
- Traps: Shrugs followed by upright rows.
- Thighs: Leg extensions followed by squats.
Incorporating pre-exhaustion into your routine can lead to more effective workouts and faster muscle growth.
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