Definition
The total amount of work in a session (sets × reps × weight), which matters way more than your ego-fueled Instagram videos for actual progress.
Example Usage
My training volume this week was 45,000 pounds total (calculated across all sets and exercises).
Origin
Quantitative training metric from Soviet sports science
Fun Fact
Progressive volume increases (not just weight increases) drive long-term hypertrophy and strength gains.
Source: Strength and Conditioning Science
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