As a trainer, programming 8-10 reps per set helps build both strength and endurance, especially for beginners. This rep range strikes a balance—it’s heavy enough to challenge muscles but light enough to maintain good form. For newbies, this means improving control, technique, and confidence with each move, while gradually building strength without overwhelming the body. Each rep teaches the body to handle increased loads over time, laying the foundation for long-term progress!
…is it always, 8-10? No. You can see many rep ranges out there, I commonly use 4-6 or 6-8 when building more maximal strength or doing more complex movements, but it just depends. The point of this post is to teach you what rep ranges mean as a beginner and how maximum effort is necessary to create the adaptations in your body for getting 💪 stronger.
✅ Here are reasons why 8-10 reps is a common choice for exercise programming especially Beginners:
• Time Under Tension (TUT): This rep range keeps muscles under tension for 30-40 seconds, promoting muscle growth and endurance.
• Balanced Strength and Hypertrophy: It allows for building strength while also promoting muscle size.
• Max Effort: Performing 8-10 reps at your best ensures you’re working hard but not exhausting yourself too soon.
• Form and Technique: The manageable rep count helps maintain good form, especially for beginners, reducing injury risk.
This range fosters both control and muscle growth.
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1 month ago
Ah! Thank you!
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