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| Rank: Member Experience: 2-3 Years Join Date: Sep 2007
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Gender: | Im a happy Man! Thursday 27th September: Squat 140kg 1x5 Bench 115kg 1x3 Deadlift 165kg 1x5 I trained after a long day at work and was still able to get my PR's easy. I was pretty psyched up to get my 140 squat, that helped alot today. Thanks for the advice Eric Im STOKED. |
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Gender: | Sunday 30th September: Squat 122.5kg 3x5 Bench 102.5kg 2x5,1x3 Rows 92.5kg 3x5 Grip work Todays session went ok, except for my last set of bench. I am only resting 2 minutes between sets, so I may increase to 3 minutes on bench. I will leave my bench weight the same next week and get my 3x5. |
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Gender: | Hi Hopper, I like to keep the workout moving allowing only as much rest as needed. Until recently I was only resting 1 and a half mins. Although I will now need to increase to 3 or more if I want to keep increasing strength. I guess part of the reason was trying to keep a certain level of fitness. Training Time is also a factor, some earlier sessions were already taking 1 and a half hours, with 90 seconds between sets. Marv |
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Gender: | Ok cool, I think the extra rest is a good idea, all of the 5x5 influenced articles Ive read seem to think its necessary. From my own experience it works great and I keep the shorter rest periods for higher rep work. PS do you follow the footy?? What a devistating weekend it was for us Power faithful!! ![]() |
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