Tips for Master Amino Acid Pattern (MAP) Users
The Decreasing-Resistance Technique.
This technique can be implemented alone or in combination
with the Movement-Segmentation Technique (B). The purpose
of this technique is to vary the degree of weight resistance
for a specific muscle group, beginning with the Maximum Resistance*
and progressively decreasing to the minimum resistance. This
technique can be used for any muscle-group exercise. *Maximum
Resistance (MR) is the maximum weight that can be actively
moved as a result of a muscle contraction (pull) or extension
(push). Proceed as follows:
1. Warm up the muscle group you are going to work out for about 15 minutes;
use only 25% of that specific muscle groups Maximum Resistance (e.g.
weight).
2. Start working out by using the muscle groups Maximum Resistance, with
a smooth, slow and controlled movement. Then return to the starting position.
If you indeed use the Maximum Resistance, you should be able to perform no
more than two repetitions.
3. After resting 2 minutes at most, decrease the resistance by 10% and perform
as many repetitions as possible.
4. Repeat number 3 for as long as the exercise requires muscle effort.

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