Reply With QuoteGood stuff for those people doing the primer from PPST2. I always wished I was good with excel so I could do stuff like this. Nice work.
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Texas Method Calculator
To assist noobs like myself in transitioning to the Texas Method, I developed a calculator based upon PPST2.
You can download the spreadsheet from HERE. Enjoy!
Last edited by SteamRoxorz; 06-18-2010 at 04:17 PM.
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Good stuff for those people doing the primer from PPST2. I always wished I was good with excel so I could do stuff like this. Nice work.
-Hat
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Awesome work Steam, I appreciate your effort.
*edit* as a simple suggestion, perhaps saving the file as .xls may also be a good idea as not everyone may have the newer versions of office?
Last edited by TomV; 06-02-2010 at 03:23 AM.
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If you try opening in Excel 2003, it offers to download a compatibility pack which then allows you to open and edit the file.Originally Posted by TomV
Very nice work
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Just like with anything, some of the calculations will vary with individuals, but this is a great tool to help gauge progress over certain time spans.
-Hat
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If one of the higher ups likes this... sticky perhaps?
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Great spreadsheet, thanks!
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thanks alot!
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There was an error in the 1x5 warm-up in the first bench press. It is fixed now. You can re-download it using the same link above.
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Having trouble opening the file
How do I open this in Excel 2007? It keeps showing the "code" for the program through internet explorer. Can anyone help with this??
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