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Active rest makes every rep more consistent — without changing how many reps the workout produces.
Learning about the plate trick, the kind of thing you are doing right now, appears to weaken the very mechanism it describes.
Every gym has a clock. Sometimes it is the one on the wall, sometimes it is the timer on your phone, but the habit is the same: you glance at it mid-set, and the number becomes a grade. Forty minutes feels early. Seventy feels like maybe too much. Somewhere between those numbers lives the answer to how long a workout should last for muscle growth. The clock has never had it.