TL;DR - Linear progression is linear.
19 April 2021
Weight - 206
Squat - 235 (light day)
Press - 107.5
Deadlift - 345
Got the press, but that last rep was a real grinder. Form felt more consistent, which helped. I'm pondering switching the bench press and overhead press (i.e., heavy squat/OP/power clean, then light squat/bench/deadlift). My main logic is that the deadlift day is much faster, so I could sneak in some extra press volume after the deadlifts - perhaps some lighter weight volume pressing or something. That's not NLP canon, but extra volume is often the prescription for a stalling press and that seems an easy way to get there while still getting in normal bench work. I really hate the idea of continually stalling on presses in the very low 100s. (I'm also adding in some shoulder flexibility work to see if it helps.)
Deadlift went great. It felt like I rounded my back a bit on the second rep, but I focused on setting and squeezing better and didn't get that sensation afterward. It was still grindy, but it's been a long time since I've done a full set at a new high weight so that's not surprising. It also means I have a comfortable gap between the squats and deads (due in part to form-fixing the squats).