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Couldnt find how long most people rest between sets.

Im doing the beginer workout pinned at the top of the Grip FAQ forum.

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I rest 2-3 minutes between sets.

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just go with whatever feel comfortable for you.

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Posted

generally for me, it waries from which grip related workout I am doing, but on averege 2 minutes

Steve Pekarskiy

Posted

1.5 to 2.0 to 2.5 minutes. More reps means longer recovery in between.

Posted

3 minutes for me.

Scott Harris Jr.

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Posted

Anywhere from 2-7 mins. If it's light work then less rest, if it's pretty heavy and intense then I'll rest longer between sets.

Mike Mackenzie.

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They say if you want full muscle recovery in between sets (such as in 1RM max testing) 3-5 minutes of rest is needed. Same time period for strength and power(olympic lifts) for resistance training.

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Ethan Wolf, CSCS

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i read something somewhere. about less than 1 minute for stamina/endurance, around 2 minutes for muscle building, and 3-5 for strength. This coincides with the reps, usually, high rep endurance lower rest, and singles with bigger rest. but basically do what works for you.

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