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20-30 sec rest interval   show
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show 75% recovery of ATP-CP  
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show 85-90% recovery of ATP-CP  
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3 min rest interval   show
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show 3-5 min of rest between sets(ATP-CP)  
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show 45s-5min between sets(ATP-CP and glycolysis), hypertrophy is maximized when using 45-90sec rest intervals  
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show 0s-90 sec of rest(oxidative and glycolysis)  
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show 30-45% of 1RM with conventional weight training, 10% of body weight using MB, 3-6 sets, 1-10 reps  
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show intensity of 85-100% of 1RM, 4-6 sets,1-5 reps  
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show intensity of 70-85% of 1RM, 3-4 sets, 8-12 reps  
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Endurance adaptations   show
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show 50-70% of 1RM  
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strength intensity range   show
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strength rep tempo   show
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stabilization rep tempo   show
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show x/x/x explosive  
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show 24-36(24 for low volume/36 for high volume)or 5-12 total sets for beginners(one set of 5-12 exercises)  
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show 1-2 exercises/body part + 2-3 sets each exersise = 2-6 total sets per body part  
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show 2-3 exercises/body part + 3-4 sets per exercise = 6-12 total sets per body part  
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show 3-4 exercises/body part + 3-5 sets each exercise = 9-12 total sets per body part  
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factors for appropriate rest intervals   show
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show training phase, goals, age, work capacity, recoverability, nutritional status, injury history  
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show 20-70 sec per set(8-10 reps 4/2/1/- 2/0/2)  
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power volume(sets*reps)   show
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show 8-36 reps per exercise  
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stabilization volume(sets*reps)   show
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