Descending Tri-Set:
Is an advanced resistance training technique that involves performing three different exercises for the same muscle group back-to-back without resting, progressively reducing the resistance or intensity with each exercise. This method is designed to push the targeted muscle to its maximum capacity by recruiting a wide range of muscle fibers and increasing the total time under tension.
Increased Muscle Fatigue: By progressively reducing the weight or intensity, you're able to work the muscle to complete exhaustion, which helps stimulate growth.
Time Efficiency: Tri-sets allow you to pack more work into a shorter period, maximizing muscle engagement and intensity.
Improved Muscle Endurance: By decreasing weight and performing more repetitions, you increase endurance and resistance to fatigue over time.
Variety in Training: This method challenges your muscles in different ways, preventing adaptation and potentially leading to better long-term gains.
Increased Time Under Tension: More reps with lighter weights allow you to focus on form and maintain a longer contraction, stimulating hypertrophy.
Incorporating descending tri-sets into your workout routine can be an excellent way to break through plateaus and enhance muscular development!
FeaturesA1
Loaded Squat Stretch
2 x 1:00
A2
Banded Shoulder Circles (Helicopters)
2 x 20
B1
Back Squat
4 x 6
B2
Goblet Squat
4 x 12
B3
Alternating Reverse Lunge
4 x 24
C1
Incline Bench Press
4 x 6
C2
DB Bench Press
4 x 12
C3
Chest Press
4 x 24
D
Tricep Pushdown
10 x MAX
E
Hanging Knee Raise
4 x 10
A1
Glute activation bridge
2 x 15
A2
Band Pull-Apart
2 x 10
B1
Deadlift
4 x 6
B2
Seated Leg Curl Machine
4 x 12
B3
Hip Thrust
4 x 24
C1
Chin-Up
4 x 6
C2
V Grip Landmine Row
4 x 12
C3
Seated Row
4 x 24
D
DB Bicep Curls
10 x MAX
E
Weight Plate Sit Up
4 x 20
A
YTW
3 x 10
B1
DB Z-Press
4 x 6
B2
Inverted Row
4 x 12
B3
American KB Swing
4 x 24
C1
Front Squat
4 x 6
C2
Push-Up
4 x 12
C3
DB Lateral Raise
4 x 24
D
Calf Raise
10 x MAX
E
Ab Wheel
4 x 10