The Claim
Pre-exhaustion training leads to higher perceived exertion ratings than traditional training because it involves performing consecutive exercises with minimal rest periods.
What the research says
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When you do exercises back-to-back with little rest (pre-exhaustion training), it feels harder than doing exercises with normal rest breaks (traditional training).
See the scientific wording
Pre-exhaustion training results in higher perceived exertion ratings compared to traditional training due to consecutive exercise performance with minimal rest.
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