A CRITICAL ANALYSIS OF THE CLAIMS FOR INTERSET REST INTERVALS, ENDOGENOUS HORMONAL RESPONSES, SEQUENCE OF EXERCISE, AND PRE-EXHAUSTION EXERCISE FOR OPTIMAL STRENGTH GAINS IN RESISTANCE TRAINING.

Autor: Carpinelli, Ralph N.
Zdroj: Medicina Sportiva; 2010, Vol. 14 Issue 3, p126-156, 31p
Abstrakt: The article presents an analysis of how inter-set rest intervals affects the amount of resistance in generating a greater training volume and eliciting high endogenous anabolic hormone responses. Ranging from 30 seconds to several minutes, inter-set rest interval is the allotted time between consecutive exercise sets. Based on some studies, multiple sets are superior than single sets and longer inter-rest intervals lead to maximum strength development. The study revealed no significant strength effect of elevated testosterone and growth hormone.
Databáze: Complementary Index