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Originally Posted by Renton555
IMO, as curls are an assistance exercise, probably you should just do them at a weight that you can get 8-12 reps without a lot of english. Increment them more slowly (i.e. whenever you get >12 reps on a set). You're just trying to stack up some quality volume there, no need to go for daily or even weekly progress on curls.
Same for other non-compounds.
The english really crept in just over the last couple workouts and I really noticed it on the last rep of each set most recently. I basically did 1 less rep than noted on each set. I will definitely scale back the weight a bit and target reps similar to what you noted. In the GSLP book he mentions two sets of 10-12 reps in places for curls but also refers to 10-15 reps in other places.
Weighted chins will be the next to require adjustment to stay in the rep range I think.
Rows were in danger as well as the last rep was starting to get a bit hurky but switching to two sets of 6 to 8 will give them a new lease on life I think.
August 22 – 153.3 lbs
Nadda. Bagged. Took a complete rest day.
2443 cal/240 carb/73 fat/220 protein/61 fibre