When one leg reaches failure, use the other leg for just enough assistance to keep the set going.
A simple way to extend a set without changing the weight.
Have you tried assisted reps before? Let me know what exercises you use them on.
Tempo reps are a simple way to slow an exercise down and increase the challenge without simply adding more weight.
You can control the tempo on the eccentric, concentric, or both. Experiment with different tempos and let me know which ones you prefer.
Pulse reps can completely change how an exercise feels depending on where you perform them in the range of motion.
Try them at both the top and bottom of the movement and let me know which one you prefer.
2 up, 1 down reps are a simple way to overload the eccentric portion of an exercise without needing more weight.
Use both legs on the way up, then control the lowering with one leg at a time.
1ΒΌ reps are a great way to progress isolation exercises without adding weight.
Great for leg extensions, leg curls, curls, lateral raises, and similar isolation movements.
@Breaking911 I suspect he didnβt go in headfirst to begin with. He likely went feetfirst and then couldnβt get his head through. He should probably be removed the same way he went in.