RM stands for Repitition maximum. so, 15rm means the maximum(heaviest) weight you can lift 15 times before u cannot lift anymore(failure). same goes for 10rm and 5 rm....hence, the weights used for yr 15rm will be lighter than yr 10rm which in turn will be lighter than yr 5 rm, since the lighter the weight, the more times u can lift before failure. make sense?Hi I am a bit confused. Could anyone explain to me what is 15 rm, 10 rm and 5 rm, Also could you tell me how long till I change from 15 rm to 10 rm. I check the website but its a bit confusing could you help me please.
Thanks Aamar
err, have u actually read the link i posted?...there is a sample workout plan in there...
- u workout 3 alternate days a week(eg, mon, wed, fri)
- each workout is a full body workout( u can choose 1-2 exersice for each body part)
- u should increase the weights every workout so that by the last workout of each 2 wk block, u should be using yr RM. eg. 15RM for squat is 115pounds, so wkout 1 use 85 pounds, wkout 2=85, wkout3=95, wout 4=105, wkout 5=105, wkout 6= 115 ( its ok if u repeat some of the weights)
- take some time to read the link...