Tezas Method Question

[jonc1009]

Mr.Rippetoe
First off. It's an honor. My name is Jonathan and i have been following your teachings for some time now(over a year or so). I must say that my lifts are remarkably better than before. I am 22 years old and weigh 180lbs. I have read both SS and PPST front to back and use it as a source of referrence now. My current PRs are:

Squat 285x5RM
Deadlift 325x5RM
B.Press 205x5RM
Press 135x5RM
P.C. 155x3RM

I am currently starting this:

DAY 1 / TUESDAY
Squat 5x5
B.Press/Press 5x5
P.C. 8x3
Weighted Pull-ups/Chin-ups 6x3
Weighted Sit-ups
Reverse Hypers (should these be weighted?)

DAY 2 / THURSDAY
Front Squat 5x2
Press/B.Press 5x2
Halting Deadlift 8x2
Dips
Sit-ups

DAY 3 / SATURDAY (Attempt PRs, PR repetitions vary weekly)
Squat 5RM,3RM,2RM,1RM
B.Press/Press 5RM,3RM,2RM,1RM
Deadlift 5RM,3RM,2RM,1RM

The reason for me choosing the Halting Deadlift is because i feel the lower portion of my deadlift has gotten weaker. When I'm attempting PRs i notice my knees lockout too fast and the bar hasn't even reached the top of my patella. Basically ends up being a SLDL. I think this has been happening because i took 3 months off from deadlifting and power cleans. Iv'e been doing Barbell Rows and SLDL instead. I will show you a video next time i post so you can see my form on my deadlift and squat.

My goal is to build relative strength. I want to be able to squat 315 for 5, Deadlift 365 for 5, B.Press 225 for 5, and Press 155 for 5 within 4-6 months.

Do you think this is realistic with the program shown above? Should i make any adjustments to the program above?

[Mark Rippetoe]

The only thing I'd change would be to put the Haltings on Tuesday and the cleans on Thursday so that Saturday's DL workout was done when better recovered from Tuesday.