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Do they remember from week to week what they are doing? How do they judge whether to move up in weight? It is such a tremendous help to be exercise diary able to exercise diary look back over the last couple times to see how you are doing. It's also great to just know what you are going to do today. It doesn't take a pre made spread sheet. All's you need is a pad of paper and a pen. You write the exercise, then the weight/reps for each set. For example: dumbell squats - 25/8, 40/8, 40/8, 40/8, 40/8 there you go, that's it. I did a warmup with 25 lb dumbells and then switched to 40 for four sets. If it felt good, I'll write that right after. If I feel I should move up, I'll write that. I just wanted to let anyone know who thinks they don't have the time for it or have never done it that it takes no time and is ridiculously beneficial.
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