In today's episode, we are thrilled to welcome Jake Remmert, a PHD student and researcher at FAU muscle lab and an expert in the field of strength and conditioning, to delve deep into the intricacies of autoregulation in strength and hypertrophy training. Whether you're a coach, athlete, or fitness enthusiast, this episode is designed to provide you with actionable insights for leveling up your training game.

Segments:

1️⃣ Intro to Autoregulation and RIR: Jake kicks off by giving us a primer on what autoregulation is and how Reps in Reserve (RIR) serve as an invaluable metric for tailoring your workouts.

2️⃣ Contrasting RIR in Strength vs. Hypertrophy: Ever wondered how RIR can be differently applied in strength and hypertrophy training? Jake breaks down the nuances and offers targeted strategies for each training paradigm.

3️⃣ RIR Fluctuations Across a Meso-Cycle: We often equate increasing load with getting stronger, but is that always the case? Jake explains how to interpret RIR fluctuations across a meso-cycle for smarter training decisions.

4️⃣ RIR in Primary vs. Assistance Movements: Not all exercises are created equal when it comes to RIR. Jake outlines how to adjust your RIR targets for primary compound movements versus accessory exercises for maximum efficacy.

5️⃣ RIR Modulation in Low-Set vs. High-Set Configurations: To wrap things up, we’ll explore how RIR adjustments can make a world of difference when dealing with different set volumes in your training protocols.

Grab your notepad and tune in to this packed episode, as we dive deep into the world of autoregulation with Jake Remmert. 🏋️‍♂️📈