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    I'm Luke: 29, 5'11", around 95kg, and I'm an Aussie but live in England.

    Here are how my numbers have gone so far over three weeks:

    Squat: 85kg, 90kg, 95kg, 100kg, 100kg, 102.5kg, 102.5kg, 105kg, 107.5kg

    Press: 52.5kg, 55kg (missed 2 reps), 55kg (missed 1 rep), 55kg (missed a lot of reps! 4,3,3)

    Bench: 70kg (easy), 75kg (failed + pain), 70kg (easy), 72.5 (easy), 75kg

    Power Cleans: 65kg, 67.5kg, 70kg, 72.5kg

    Deadlift: 135kg, 140kg, 145kg (slow), 145kg (back rounding), 147.5kg (slow and poor form)

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    Monday

    Squat 110kg 3x5
    Press 50kg 3x5 (reset)
    Power Clean 75kg 3x3 (exhausted and short on time)

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    your stats are very close to mine bro, check out my log. nice DLs

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    Wednesday

    Squat 112.5kg 3x5
    Bench 77.5kg 3x5
    Deadlift 140kg 1x5 (reset as form has sucked lately. Should've gone lower still)

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    Friday

    Moved house.




    Was wondering how I'd fit my workout in but I'm glad now that I didn't bother. Lifting heavy things up and down stairs all day was enough for me.

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    Monday

    Squat 115kg 3x5
    Press 52kg 3x5
    Chins 2 2 1

    Decided I'm going to switch to chins and pullups instead of power cleans for a while. Clearly chins are something I need to work on!

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    Wednesday

    Squat 117.5kg 3x5
    Bench 80kg 3x5 (missed last rep. Putting this down to being hungry and tired. Will still add weight next week)
    Deadlift 1x5 130kg (reset weight as started too high)

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    Dude you hit 117.5 on the squats. Good effort. I fucked up my bench at 82.5- sick and form was a little shitty. Hit 55x3x5 on the press today. Yew!

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    Quote Originally Posted by GripAU View Post
    Dude you hit 117.5 on the squats. Good effort. I fucked up my bench at 82.5- sick and form was a little shitty. Hit 55x3x5 on the press today. Yew!
    Cheers. I can't wait to get 120kg on the bar tomorrow!

    Nice pressing. I've never gotten past 55kg for 3 sets. I'm trying to microload from 50kg to get past it, only problem is the smallest plates in the gym are 1kg each. I could do with two .5kg plates

    ...or ideally, two .625kg plates! ...ie to be able to add 1.25kg at a time

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    Go to magnet mart or bunnings. Get some big ass washers that are slightly larger than the barbell size. Weigh one, and drill holes out of it to make it the desired weight. Should fit snug and with a pair of scales and enough holes, you'll have an accurate microweight. If thyre light, glue them together and then drill.Spraypaint black, and get strong!!

    Yeah I find press has a significant correlation with bodyweight. I weighed in at 98kg when I pressed 55. Try increasing your food intake?

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