Don't Train to Failure All the Time

– Training to failure can increase muscle growth, but...

– It's very fatiguing and reduces recovery for next workouts.

– Increases injury risk due to compromised movement stability.

– May be useful for bodybuilders with lighter weights and machines.

– Not recommended for powerlifters - consider alternative techniques.

Focus on proper form and controlled movements for better results.

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