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Quick question....
I was reading an article by a personal trainer that said in general females don't do enough sets to see results, then went on to say that females do too many sets with not enough weight, and that they often do total body workouts instead of splits which hinders progress.
How many reps and sets per body part should a female that's been lifting a year or two do, and what sort of split do you recommend??
Also how many different exercises for each body part do you recommend?
Thanks.Last edited by Punky; 10-24-2004 at 07:36 PM.
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I think most of the people in here will first ask you how much you weigh, how tall you are and what you want to achieve before they can answer you
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Being female has nothing to do with it. Tailor your training to your goals.
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