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Can I really just hit 2 sets extra hard to failure and get the same benefits as you would get from 3 sets? This is great news if true
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>2 sets
Holy cardio
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>>77147034
One set once a week
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>>77147034
Yes but you actually have to push your intensity. That last rep better grind like it was a true 1 rep max. Otherwise there's no point
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>>77147034
you can
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no, it's a meme that lazy retards fall for because they need to believe doing less will give them more gains.

more is more and will always be more
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>>77148036
But Jeff Nippard said it worked



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