127. Strength Training for Women: How Many Reps?

We are answering a listener’s question about how many reps one should do during a strength training session.  In this episode, we will unlock the secrets of rep ranges, lifting to failure, and the benefits of a personal trainer's touch.

Discover the untold benefits of building and maintaining muscle, especially crucial for women as they age. Kristal unveils the power of both low and high-rep training, emphasizing a well-rounded approach for unlocking your strength and resilience.

Delve into the intriguing concept of lifting to failure, a mental triumph intertwined with physical challenges. Kristal offers strategic insights for incorporating this technique into your routine. The episode concludes by uncovering the indispensable role of personal trainers in navigating the complexities of rep ranges and perfecting your form. Embrace the diversity of your workouts and embark on a unique strength journey. Don't miss out—tune in to this episode of Go Hard Chick, where strength becomes a lifestyle.

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