12 Ways To Skin The Texas Method | Barbell Medicine
All the way at the bottom is a four day, OL centric version.
Not 1:1 for your question, but, at the very least this should give you the ideas you’d need.
I am currently doing an A/B schedule with back squats leading power clean days and front squats leading deadlift days. I'm creeping up on the end of my linear gains and I will likely switch to the Four Day Texas Method V2 outlined in PPST3 within the next week. Front squats are one of my favorite movements and I don't want to drop them. So, where should they go?
I was thinking of keeping them going linearly 5x3 or 3x3 on VD or ID, or swapping them with back squats week to week in a similar way that bench and press are swapped.
Any advice would be appreciated, thanks.
12 Ways To Skin The Texas Method | Barbell Medicine
All the way at the bottom is a four day, OL centric version.
Not 1:1 for your question, but, at the very least this should give you the ideas you’d need.
Man if I had a nickel for every time I've read that article
Light day, whether it is TM or HLM. I do them as 3x3 and made good progress for awhile, but Front squats have been rather stalled out for awhile now. One of my training partners, who is 24 mind you, does Front Squats 3x5 on TM light day, 5# jumps and progress has kept up with Intensity day Backsquat progress -like 80# on a TM cycle. I made 5# jumps until I couldn't and then started making 2.5# jumps on front squat. I do like the 3s because it breaks up the monotony of the 5s and it allows me to go a bit heavier weight, but I think you'll just need to experiment to see what rep scheme works best for you.
Thanks. The four day TM doesn't have a light day so.... yeah. It's not the rep scheme I'm too concerned with, it's what day I should put them on!
Giv
Day 1
VD for Press/Bench
Chins
Day 2
Heavy Squat - suggest a top set + back offs.
Power Clean
Day 3
ID for Press/Bench
Chins
Day 4
Heavy DL
FSQ
Meant to type: give that a whirl. Keep the slots the same, and you may want to alternate volume and intensity on the back squats.
nvm, just saw rotate V and I