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Justin Roehm's Starting Strength Journal



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Old 09-17-2010, 06:27 AM
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I have done starting strength workout and I don't know what skewed version you're reading but you're supposed to add 5lb/week. Some people do 10lb/week if you are doing that exercise 2x a week ... but just let me say at 20lb increments... you will not get far.

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Old 09-17-2010, 07:27 AM
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I have done starting strength workout and I don't know what skewed version you're reading but you're supposed to add 5lb/week. Some people do 10lb/week if you are doing that exercise 2x a week ... but just let me say at 20lb increments... you will not get far.

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I don't think you thoroughly read my posts. I dropped 10 lbs because I was sick for a week. That felt way to easy. The bar wasn't slow at all. That is why I chose to go up 20 lbs (which is where I should have been the next workout anyways). Also, I have the book and read other things on the internet as well. Everything I read said to go up 10-15 lbs a workout on squat, 15-20 lbs a workout on deadlift, and 5-10 lbs a workout on everything else. Also, quite frankly, I was stronger before from lifting for years. My muscle memory will take over and allow for boosts in strength quickly. I hope this clarifies things.
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Old 09-17-2010, 09:37 AM
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Good luck.

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Old 09-17-2010, 07:56 PM
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September 17, 2010:
Squat: 125 lbs X 5 reps X 3 sets
Bench Press: 80 lbs X 5 reps X 3 sets
Deadlift: 155 lbs X 5 reps X 1 set
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Old 09-23-2010, 07:49 PM
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September 20, 2010:
Squat: 135 lbs X 5 reps X 3 sets
Press: 55 lbs X 5 reps X 3 sets
Power Clean: 65 lbs X 3 reps X 5sets

September 22, 2010:
Squat: 145 lbs X 5 reps X 3 sets
Bench Press: 85 lbs X 5 reps X 3 sets
Deadlift: 175 lbs X 5 reps X 1 set
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