I just found 5/3/1 & have a question.
Am I reading it right that you only do 3 working sets per core lift each week? Is that right?
Just making sure. It seems low.
I just found 5/3/1 & have a question.
Am I reading it right that you only do 3 working sets per core lift each week? Is that right?
Just making sure. It seems low.
You do 3 main sets (this can vary) then 1 to 10 supplementary sets (depending on the program) which may be the main lifts or variations. You then have assistance work and potentially conditioning.
I understand your concerns about volume.
But not all programs are 1 movement pattern per session
Iām going to assume you are reading an article describing only the base elements of 5/3/1 and not the books.
Most 5/3/1 templates will have you doing:
6 to 13 sets of a main movement each session
50-100 pulling assistance exercises each session
50-100 pushing assistance exercises each session
25-50 single-leg/core assistance exercises each session
Jumps/throws/explosive movements each session
Conditioning 2-7 times per week
Thanks, guys.
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Yes with the original routine.
Jim has created a gazillion variations in his books for you to try.
For example adding joker sets which are heavier singles so that āyou donāt lose penis sizeā, and various types of back-off sets where you add volume.