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Finding Intensity

bigmonkey

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Hey guys,
I've been lifting for a while, and I lift to failure, but I always feel like I could have done one more. I can't seem to get that "grr" in my workout. Plus at the end of a workout, even if it's long and I lifted pretty hard, I still feel like I spent the whole time d!ck!ng around. Suggestions?
 
Hey guys,
I've been lifting for a while, and I lift to failure, but I always feel like I could have done one more. I can't seem to get that "grr" in my workout. Plus at the end of a workout, even if it's long and I lifted pretty hard, I still feel like I spent the whole time d!ck!ng around. Suggestions?

Stop training to failure, get a plan, weight, sets, reps, with progress over the next 8 weeks or longer. The only time you should "fail" is when you actually fail making a planned lift.
 
age? weight? height? yrs you've been training? routine? diet? rest? how long are your workouts?
 
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