Rashmika Boruah on Instagram: "Don’t push yourself too hard, especially when starting. Rest when needed. Gradually increase the weight, reps, or sets over time to continue challenging your muscles. Set 1: 10-12 reps Set 2: Increase weight slightly, perform as many reps as possible (AMRAP) Set 3: Increase weight slightly, perform AMRAP #shoulderworkout #shoulders #shoulderstability #explorepage✨ #gymrat"

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Paul Carter | Hypertrophy | Education on Instagram: "1. My favorite form of progressive overload is the double progression method 2. As the reel says, I just use the 4-8+ rep range, and when I crush 8+ reps, I add load to bring the reps back down to around 4-5 reps or so @ 1 RIR 3. When it’s a new exercise in my own training, I won’t start at 4-5 reps tho...I’ll start lighter, and look for something in that 8-10 rep range to make sure everything “feels” right and that I can then adjust loading f