FitnessRep.com explains the rep: reps and sets from zero, rep ranges by goal, tempo and time under tension, range of motion, and honest counting.
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What Fitnessrep Does
FitnessRep.com is about the rep — the single repetition as the basic unit of training: reps, sets, tempo, and range of motion, explained from zero.
One rep is one full movement; a set is a group of them; rest separates sets. The vocabulary every program is written in.
The same rep done in two seconds or six is a different exercise. What tempo notation like 3-1-1 means and when it matters.
Full reps versus partials: why depth and lockout usually beat extra load, and where partial reps genuinely earn a place.
Lower reps with heavier loads lean toward strength, higher reps toward endurance, the middle toward muscle — and the borders blur more than posters admit.
Honest counting — no half reps recorded as whole ones — and a log format that takes ten seconds per set.
Why ten clean reps beat fifteen sloppy ones: the rep standard as the difference between practicing and rehearsing mistakes.
How Fitnessrep Works
Set the standard before the set: the depth, the lockout, the tempo. A defined rep can be trained; a vague one can only be counted.
Group reps into sets with deliberate rest. The plan is just reps times sets times weeks — executed to the standard you set.
Write down every set, add a rep or a little load when the log says you're ready, and let months of honest reps compound.
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One complete cycle of the movement through its intended range — down and up, out and back. If the range shrinks, the rep changed, whatever the count says.
It depends on the goal: commonly around 3 to 6 for strength emphasis, 6 to 12 for muscle, 12 or more for endurance — with effort mattering as much as the number.
No. FitnessRep.com is educational, not professional advice. For programs suited to your body and history, work with a qualified coach.
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