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List three basic set-and-rep schemes named in the content.

Constant, Linear, Reverse Linear

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Programming & Periodization: Strength Programming

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Card 1

Question: List three basic set-and-rep schemes named in the content.

Answer: Constant, Linear, Reverse Linear

Card 2

Question: What set-and-rep scheme alternates higher and lower volumes across sets?

Answer: Undulating (and Reverse Undulating)

Card 3

Question: Name two accumulation-style set schemes mentioned.

Answer: Rep Accumulation and Set Accumulation

Card 4

Question: Which method groups work into short intra-set rests to allow more total reps at higher intensities?

Answer: Cluster method

Card 5

Question: What method involves brief rest breaks within a set to extend work (often near failure)?

Answer: Rest-Pause method

Card 6

Question: Which method arranges sets from light to heavy progressively?

Answer: Ascending (or Ascending Ladder) method

Card 7

Question: Which method arranges sets from heavy to light progressively?

Answer: Reverse Pyramid (also Descending Ladder or Descending Wave concepts)

Card 8

Question: What is the Traditional Pyramid method in set and rep sequencing?

Answer: A sequence that progresses from lighter weight/higher reps to heavier weight/lower reps (ascending then descending within the session)

Card 9

Question: What is the Light-Heavy method in programming?

Answer: A session structure that pairs lighter-load work with heavier-load work within the same training slot

Card 10

Question: Name two wave-based progression methods listed.

Answer: Ascending Wave method and Descending Wave method