2005
DOI: 10.1519/r-13853.1
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A Comparison of 3 Different Rest Intervals on the Exercise Volume Completed During a Workout

Abstract: The purpose of this research was to compare differences between 3 different rest intervals on the squat and bench press volume completed during a workout. Fifteen college-aged men volunteered to participate in this study (age 20.73 +/- 2.60 years; body mass 80.73 +/- 10.80 kg). All subjects performed 3 testing sessions, during which 4 sets of the squat and bench press were performed with an 8 repetition maximum (8RM) load. During each testing session, the squat and bench press were performed with a 1, 2, or 5-… Show more

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“…In arm extension (triceps press) and arm curl (barbell curl) exercises, the loads used in the 1 st , 2 nd , and 3 rd sets were 70%, 60% and 50% of 1RM, respectively. Previous studies 25,27,28 demonstrated that rest intervals shorter than three minutes promote a decrease in the total volume (load x repetitions) of the subsequent set. For this reason, the loads were reduced in the subsequent sets, with the purpose of minimizing the reduction in the number of repetitions and keeping the same total volume in all protocols.…”
Section: Methodsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…In arm extension (triceps press) and arm curl (barbell curl) exercises, the loads used in the 1 st , 2 nd , and 3 rd sets were 70%, 60% and 50% of 1RM, respectively. Previous studies 25,27,28 demonstrated that rest intervals shorter than three minutes promote a decrease in the total volume (load x repetitions) of the subsequent set. For this reason, the loads were reduced in the subsequent sets, with the purpose of minimizing the reduction in the number of repetitions and keeping the same total volume in all protocols.…”
Section: Methodsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Intervalos mais longos permite a execução de maior volume de trabalho durante as sessões de treino sem afetar, significativamente, a qualidade dos movimentos [82][83][84][85][86][87] . Geralmente calcula-se que, para manter a eficácia do movimento, três minutos de recuperação são suficientes em indivíduos altamente treinados para força 88 e este tempo deverá ser maior (cinco minutos ou mais), quando o nível de desempenho for inferior 82,84,87 . O mesmo não ocorre quando os intervalos são curtos ou inexistentes.…”
Section: Comportamento Mecânico Durante O Trabalho De Repetição Da Forçaunclassified
“…Normalmente, fisiculturistas utilizam intervalos de recuperação cur- (11) e, conseqüente-mente, diminuição da produção de força (12) . Entretanto, os levantadores de peso utilizam altas cargas de treinamento, mas com períodos de descanso elevados, quando comparados com os fisiculturistas.…”
Section: De Acordo Com O Posicionamento Do American College Of Sportsunclassified
“…As evidências atuais baseiam-se em estudos de efeito agudo (12)(13)17) não podendo ser extrapoladas para os que tratam dos efeitos crônicos, caso da presente investigação, cujos resultados não corroboram as evidências referentes aos efeitos agudos. Talvez essa diferença envolva um somatório de aspectos como as diferenças nas características das amostras e suas influências nas respostas fisiológicas obtidas em longo prazo.…”
Section: De Acordo Com O Posicionamento Do American College Of Sportsunclassified