It usually takes 3,000 to 5,000 reps before you get muscle memory....
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The exact number of repetitions can vary greatly depending on your fitness level, your fitness goals, and the details of your routine. A typical workout involves a total of between 200 and 2000 repetitions of various weights attending to different muscles and muscle groups.
8 to 12 tmes permuscle group
8 to 12 tmes permuscle group
8 to 12 tmes permuscle group
8 to 12 tmes permuscle group
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Repetitions is where you may do 5 repetitions of quats , this is where you do them 5 times. It just difrenciates how many times you do them.
3 Sets of 4-6 repetitions
Muscle memory is simply the movements that one's muscle become familiar with performing. To show off muscle memory one has to repeat a movement many times before it becomes second nature. It is why people who start body building experience aches in pains in muscles they were not previously using. The new muscle memory will be shown off in the increased size of those muscles.
Infinitely many. If you restrict yourself to positive numbers only, but allow repetitions, then there are 15. If you disallow repetitions, only 2.
Sets are Groups of repetitions performed on an exercise. The recommended number of sets to do per exercise ranges from 3 to 5 with one minute between each set and the number of repetitions can range between 2 and 20 (2-6 power, 7-14 muscle growth and 14 and up definition)