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Reverse pyramid training (RPT) is a style of training that involves using heavier weights and lower reps for your first set of an exercise and lighter weights and higher reps in later sets.
In reverse pyramid training, the trainee puts their heaviest set first, then pyramids down to a lighter weight, usually with more reps for the latter sets. It is best suited to big compound training movements that work a lot of the bodys musculature, like a squat, deadlift, bench press, and chin-up.
If youre new to these terms, do not panic. Lets start by defining RPE and RIR. RPE stands for Rate of Perceived Exertion, and RIR stands for Reps in Reserve. Both are tools to measure the intensity of any set in your training subjectively.
Reverse pyramid training can be extremely taxing, so you dont want to make it your sole set/rep scheme for any workoutlet alone your weekly routine. Instead, employ it two to three times a week across two to three workouts, targeting key muscle groupsthe bigger, the bettereach time.
Reverse Pyramid Training (RPT) is a training style in which the first set of a given exercise is performed with the heaviest weight. Each subsequent set is performed with a lighter weight but for higher reps.
What the Science Says. There is evidence to suggest that both traditional and reverse pyramid training schemes can produce similar results in strength and hypertrophy; however, a reverse pyramid may be able to accomplish these gains with a lower total workload than traditional methods.
Training. Reverse pyramid training (RPT) is a style of training that involves using heavier weights and lower reps for your first set of an exercise and lighter weights and higher reps in later sets.

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