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Managing training intensity to maximize stimulus while minimizing injury risk and avoiding full muscular failure

"The most helpful way is to go through the rep in reserve framework, and this is where most people ought to live — in the one to two RIR, rep in reserve area. It's a very safe place to be. You're not going to get into trouble, and by the way, you're virtuall..."

Peter Attia

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Gauging set intensity to cut junk volume while staying productive as you age

"Reps in reserve is essentially a measure of how hard you've taken a set. A zero reps in reserve is you've taken that set to full mechanical failure... Four RIR or more to me already starts to become junk volume... What I want people to do is to start at alm..."

Jeff Cavaliere

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