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This is a discussion on Help! Re-doing One Rep Max within the STS Forum forums, part of the Cathe Friedrich Fitness Forums category;; I would like to re-take my one rep max counts for STS. I know how to change them on the ...
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I would like to re-take my one rep max counts for STS. I know how to change them on the workout card. I just want to know what is the best way so I can just reprint all STS workouts with the new weight selections.
If I just go in to the STS One-Rep Test and re-test for all of them, will they automatically update on the STS workout cards even though I've tweaked the individual card on occasion? Thanks for help with this "project"!! ![]()
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Every time you tweak your card it saves it. So, just re enter your new weight selections and I am quite sure it will reset all future cards.
I highly reccomend not printing them all at once. I was constantly tweaking my cards so I printed them one at a time. |
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Thanks for your reply. I know it saves it to the card, but will tweaking the rep,for example, if it is STS #5 exercise chest flys, will it help to refigure 1RM for other chest fly exercises in other dvds, or should I reset it in the master 1RM area.
I want the 1RM to be refigured like I did at the beginning so I don't know if that has to be done in the master area of the 1RM or if it picks it up and will adjust the other dvds going forward. ![]()
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Hi Cheryl. I just played around with my 1 rm's and yes it does change all of your w/o cards. Just playing around I went to the 1rm screen. I chose bicep curls and put in 100 lbs for 8 reps. It said my 1rm is 124.2 . Then I went to my w/o card for disc 1 and it said for bicep curls I should do 75 lbs for 21 reps. Then I went to my w/o card for disc 36 and it said I should do 104 lbs for 8 reps. I hope this is what you are wanting to know.
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Thank you. I see in the card that you have two options, you can just put in the weight you used, or do the 1RM and re-calculate it. Doing the first way, doesn't override and recalculate, obviously!
![]() Now I have something to do over the new year's weekend!
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