Watch out for those push/pull PR zones, especially the incline db and row. I had done those movements individually for years with no problems. After a few weeks of EDT trying to beat PR’s my one shoulder was tweaked pretty hard, still is. Staying in control and not getting sloppy is paramount in this program IMO. Staley mentions it as well somewhere…
Three Rules I Follow:
Form (technique), Range of Motion and Speed.
If any of them are broken at any point in the set, it is terminated. I keep each set to a maximum of 15 seconds. This restricts me to a max of 7 reps if each phase of the rep is done in one second. The load determines how fast each phase will be performed. In my journey this past year I do well on 3-5-7 loading. If I can perform 3 reps in 15 seconds I classify it HEAVY, 5 reps is MEDIUM and 7 reps is LIGHT.
I keep the speed very fast at positive and controlled on the negative. Force production is the name of the game. We use TypeII motor units when force is kept high.