Pre-exhaust / post-fatigue

Pre-exhaust / post-fatigue

 

Technique:

 

This method implies that you select 2 exercises for the same muscle group 다운로드. As the name implies, fatigue the target muscles in this technique before or after the main exercise itself (usually a basic exercise). This happens in each case through an additional isolation exercise 다운로드.

You should use this technique of pre-exhaustion, if you cannot really exhaust the target muscles with your usual go-to main exercise, because the other involved (synergistic) muscle groups are already limiting you in your ability to perform python ftp 파일. An example would be bench press, in which the triceps give up before the chest. In this case, you complete a set of pec deck or dumbbell flyes beforehand and then move on to bench press 원펀맨 2기 4화 자막 다운로드.

 

The post-fatigue method pursues a different goal. In this case, the target muscle group (e.g. the chest) fails first in the main exercise erp 시스템. However, the goal is now to fatigue beyond this point. Therefore, you should aim for isolation exercises that do not involve the arms as much to avoid performance drops for later exercises and sets 네이버 자막. Also here, pec deck or dumbbell flyes can be performed, but this time after the main exercise.

 

Exercises:

 

Classic combinations include:

  • leg extensions with squats / leg press,
  • butterfly / fly with bench press in all variations,
  • front / side / rear raises with shoulder press,
  • stiff-legged deadlift with leg curls or
  • lat pull-over with pull-ups / pull-down 다운로드.

 

Of course, other combinations exist and are just as feasible. Your imagination here can be virtually unlimited.

 

 

Common Mistakes:

 

Pre-exhaust automatically means that the training weights for the main exercise must be lower 카카오톡 5 0 다운로드. Do not let your ego confuse you and incite you cheat on the movements. The goal here is the intensity and stress on the target muscles, not about personal strength records or a competition with your training partner 다운로드.

 

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