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use less weight or do less reps/sets
Most people shoot for anything from 1-3 to determine a max weight.
Since you do weightlifting, it is important you get your muscles to grow bigger. It would be better to increase the weight and do less reps. For example, increase it about 10 pounds and do 20-25 reps for each workout.
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RM stands for repetition maximum. For example, a 1RM for the squat would consist of the maximum amount of weight that one could squat for 1 rep (repetition). A 5RM squat would be the maximum amount of weight one could squat for 5 reps.
According to Strong Lifts, if you can't do 5 sets of 5 reps (25 squats total), you're not able to squat 70lbs. Once you can complete 5 sets of 5 reps at 70lbs, then the next week you can increase to 75lbs, and keep increasing everytime you can complete all 5 sets. Make sure to rest inbetween your sets. If you are able to do 20 reps at 70lbs all in one set, then you can increase your weights til you find a set of 5 reps challenging enough to take a breather before the next set.
Usually beginners should start of with nice low manageable weights and high reps, as you feel strength and improvement and you are able to do your reps and sets without tiring increase your weights. And you should create a weightlifting program for everyday where you exercise a different group of muscles each day. And don't forget to take proper nutrition as well as supplements.
1000 lbs for reps
The world record for decline press bench press is 1,102 pounds held by Julius Maddox.
im 135 5'8, 16 yrs old and squat 225, about 5 sets, 5 reps
Hansard is the official record of the proceedings of the House.
There's a kid in Tampa bay name Damion Williams who did 225 54 times