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2 sets of 10 with 0 RIR
or
10 sets of 3 with 2 to 3 RIR

Which is better for strength?
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>>76803137
try both and find out
pro tip: you won't
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>>76803143
Reddit response
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>>76803137
RIR?
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>>76803164
DYEL?
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>>76803164
Reps In Reserve
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>>76803166
No

>>76803166
Why would you leave reps in reserve?
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Why are you asking this question?? Both of your ideas are terrible for the average gymcel. 10x3 is maybe viable if you're on a ton of gear to handle the workload. A few strongman programs have 14x3 but gl.
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>>76803166
RIR is for DYELs btw
Even going to failure is for DYELs, you should be going beyond failure.



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