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Originally Posted by Kenny Croxda
That a good point.
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Kenny Croxdale
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Monday
Squat 5s @ 80%
Deadlift 1s @ 70%
Tuesday
Bench 5s @ 77.5%
Military 5s @ 9RPE
Wednesday
Squat 3s @ 85%
Deadlift 1s @ 80%
Thursday
Bench 3s @ 82.5%
Military 3s @ 9RPE
Friday
Squat 2s @ 90%, last set is max reps
Deadlift 1s @ 90%
Saturday
Bench 2s @ 87.5%, last set is max reps
Paused Bench Single @ 9RPE
Too much to type everything out but that is how week 1 looked like and basically just added 10 lbs week 2 and 5 lbs week 3. So Friday effectively turned into squat 90+% for doubles and then hitting 5-6 reps on the max reps set, and then pulling singles at 90+%. Then sometimes I threw in a back exercise in afterwards like pullups or rows or lat pull downs.
Though it is kind of irrelevant what my programming was, what I was merely trying to point out is that it could be something much more simple. Usually when people get hurt or regress in weights it is because of bad form, bad warm ups, bad programming or a combination of them all.
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Competition PRs-
Squat: 457 Bench: 265 Deadlift: 501 Total: 1223
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