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BowTiedOx's avatar

Lol just an example, if 40 is a new PR for you that is AWESOME. I've been lifting for a decade, so my examples will always be a little more on the heavier side.

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RM's avatar

Thanks for this. Will get started with this on Monday

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benkarN's avatar

Will any of the programs you have planned be specifically tailored towards prepping for military service? Or help towards that? Thank you for all the content thus far.

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BowTiedOx's avatar

At some point I’m sure

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George Belanger's avatar

Still 3131 cadence for lunges? And 8 reps per leg? Ty

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Matthew Walton's avatar

Is there a period of rest between the sets or are they performed immediately after each other?

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Salvador V's avatar

Great post-- can anyone rec an adjustable bench in the $100-$300 range? Amazon is a cesspool I’m sure there are great ones but no clue how to find which is whicih

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Some Guy!'s avatar

Why is the 1st set lower reps than the 2nd set? I've always seen programming do the opposite, where you build up to heavier weight and do a smaller number of repetitions?

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Sick Drinks's avatar

Did you read the article? He addresses this, the second higher rep range is for if you have lighter weights. For instance you are in a hotel and they only have up to 50 lb dumbbells, but your programming is for 75 lb dumbbells. In that case you would do more reps per set.

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BOM's avatar

Could these workout be done as a superset or would it be best to do both sets of an exercise before moving on?

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