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Thread: TM for powerlifting - 10 weeks to 1400, courtesy of PPST3

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    • starting strength seminar december 2024
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    not in one set... : )

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    Lol

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    I vote for you to do the set too. You can keep it light - 160kg or something

    Doesn't Rip talk about doing 100 rep sets on a 30 second clock to build work capacity? That would be a fun way to spend 50 minutes..

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    You don't understand, I have to do what Jordan tells me. Otherwise he aarrggghhh.........

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    He does seem to like causing you pain though - he might be up for it

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    100 rep sets of deadlifts gets you an evening of candlelit tapas with JC..?! Derf - what are you waiting for man!

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    We've already been out eating when he was in DK. I ate a steak faster than him. Why he torments me...

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    Session 1/25

    Harder than I expected. Was thinking I'd breeze through and wasn't focused. Plus only 5 hours sleep the night before and broken coffee machine do under-caffeinated. Some technical issues related to lack of focus.

    Thursday 13th March

    Squat: up to 160kg x 5 x 5 @ 8 - belted, wrist wraps, thumb around. First three sets sloppy - bar riding too high and getting off balance. Moved grip out slightly (ring finger on rings) to prioritise bar position and helped a lot. 2-3 minutes rest between sets.

    Close grip bench: up to 95kg x 5 x 5 @ 7,7,8,10,10 - first two sets flew up. Third bit harder. Almost missed last rep of 4 and 5. Only took 60-90s rest, triceps were fried. Wider (normal, not comp) grip for last set. More rest between sets, don't get sloppy just because it feels light at the start.

    Stiff leg deadlift: up to 150kg x 5 x 2 @ 7-8 - Easier than I expected, but then they were light.

    In other news, my wife pulled 60kg x 5 on Wednesday night. She'd done 52.5kg x 5 but wanted to test herself - I was pretty proud of her doing the big wheels in her 4th ever deadlift session. She's starting to ask about how strong she might be able to get. This shit gets addictive fast..

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    Tell her she'll get stronger than you.

    My wife squats 3x5 50 kg easy - which is nice as well. With small kids training almost becomes couple time.

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    She squatted 40 x 5 x 3 in that session too, and definitely had more in the tank. Think she's actually pretty strong.

    Only problem with couple time training is we have no space round the rack so changing plates is pretty hard work.

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