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Old 08-02-2006, 05:16 PM
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Originally Posted by 0311
So, after you cycle through all the exercises with both a 5 RM and 1 RM, you can start to stay in the 1 RM trying to hit new PR's weekly with the rotating exercises. The only exercises I STILL use with a 5 RM is a deadlift variation albiet platform, stiff leg, conventional, romanian, plate, ect. Those are awesome in the 5 RM, especially when you beat your previous PR. I'll stick to those for 2 weeks (5 RM, 1 RM), then change.
One more important thing to note. I suggest you make a spreadsheet or keep a very detailed log book. Always keep a very precise record of everything you do whether it's a 5 RM or 1 RM. This ensures you know what you previously did 'x' amount of weeks ago so you can beat it. Occasionally, you could try and beat your old 5 RM's as well. Progression can only be attained from an accurate log book. Hypothetically, it could be upwards of 6 weeks in between some lifts, and it would be difficult to remember.
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