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A four-set training method (at least 1 max-effort set followed by 3 fatigue sets, but you can add more fatigue sets) designed to push muscles beyond failure, improving strength, muscle growth, and endurance.

Heavy Set (First Set) 1 set Weight: Your PR weight for 12 reps at a normal pace. Speed: Normal pace, controlled, strict form. Reps: 12 reps (push to failure; 20 reps represents failure, but you’ll typically never reach that number). How to Do It: Perform 12 strict reps with your heaviest weight. If you can do more than 15 reps, increase the weight next time. If you can’t complete at least 12 reps, reduce the weight and redo the set until you reach 12. Push to failure; if you do 15+ reps, increase the weight next time.

Fatigue Set (Further Sets) 2+ sets Weight: Your PR weight for really slow 12 reps. Speed: Extremely slow at first. Feel the muscle tension with each rep. Accelerate explosively to finish the set when you can’t maintain the slow pace. Reps: Aim for 20 reps (to failure). How to Do It: Start 20 reps slowly, creating muscle tension. Around rep 12-15, you’ll hit failure. Once you can’t do slow reps, accelerate explosively to finish the set, completing 20 reps or more if you push past failure. If you did at least 15 slow reps, increase the weight next time.

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