When I first started with these about 18 months ago, the outcome was always muscular failure through the muscles under load "giving out", followed by five to 10 minutes of breathlessness/lying on the floor.
Now, though, the outcome is muscular failure through the pain of metabolic waste/blood pump, followed by effectively no time at all out of breath.
Weights have increased significantly over the duration, with no loss of form, so training stress hasn't lessened.
I can't get over how different the muscular feeling at failure is now and how it is possible (though probably not desirable when avoidable) to complete a tier one turbo MR workout moving from machine to machine with no downtime bar setting up weights.
I could probably reason with myself that an aspect of getting "fitter over time" that has lessened/negated the between set downtime, but what's the deal with the change in muscular feel (I'm having a hard time explaining it here).
Anyone else experiencing similar?
Dr Scott - any thoughts?
Now, though, the outcome is muscular failure through the pain of metabolic waste/blood pump, followed by effectively no time at all out of breath.
Weights have increased significantly over the duration, with no loss of form, so training stress hasn't lessened.
I can't get over how different the muscular feeling at failure is now and how it is possible (though probably not desirable when avoidable) to complete a tier one turbo MR workout moving from machine to machine with no downtime bar setting up weights.
I could probably reason with myself that an aspect of getting "fitter over time" that has lessened/negated the between set downtime, but what's the deal with the change in muscular feel (I'm having a hard time explaining it here).
Anyone else experiencing similar?
Dr Scott - any thoughts?