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Jump rope this morning 6 rounds 30s on with 60s rest. At least 6 rounds, lost count 30s on 30s off
Later in the evening:
BB bicep curls:
45x10x2
55x10
65x6
75x4
BB Tricep overhead extension:
45x10
55x10x3
55x6
DB lateral raises:
15x15
20x10x2
Band-resisted Neck extension:
Light x25x2
MM x25
A. Band-resisted Neck flexion:
MMx25x2
B. Band resisted neck lateral bend:
MMx25x2
This is the progression I’ve been doing on the main and supplemental lifts, because I thought it would be fun. Im starting week 6 on Monday:
Percentage based on training max
Week % x reps, for 3 sets each.
Exercise A: W1 83%x6, W2 85%x5, W3 88%x4, W4 91%x3, Add 5-10lbs to training max W5 70%x10, W6 73%x9 W7 75%x8 W9 80%x7
Exercise B:
W1 70%x10, W2 73%x9 W3 75%x8 W4 80%x7, Add 5-10lbs to training max, W5 83%x6, W6 85%x5, W7 88%x4, W8 91%x3,
Day 1
Exercise A. Squat
Exercise B. Incline bench
Assistance push, pull, single leg/core
Day 2
Deadlift 531
SOHP 531
Assistance push, pull, single leg/core
Day 3
Exercise A. Bench
Exercise B. SSB squat
Assistance push, pull, single leg/core
The training max starts off conservative, especially for DL and SOHP. The percentages and number of sets are based on INOL (intensity and number of lifts, based on Prilepin’s chart) each workout is around a 1.0 INOL. I made a spreadsheet to calculate the INOL values. Here’s the criteria for INOL:
Total WEEKLY INOL of a single exercise:
Weekly INOL Guidelines:
<2 easy, doable, good to do after more tiring weeks and prepeaking
2 - 3 tough but doable, good for loading phases between
3 - 4 brutal, lots of fatigue, good for a limited time and shock microcycles
4 Are you out of your mind?
Single Workout INOL of a single exercise:
Workout INOL Guidelines:
<0.4 too few reps, not enough stimulus?
0.4 - 1 fresh, quite doable and optimal if you are not accumulating fatigue
1 - 2 tough, but good for loading phases
2 brutal