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It's amazing how the muscles adapt to high volume, high set work - compared to banging out 1RM's like I've been doing the past few months.
Yes benching is hard work but not gutwrenching like squats...my recent squatting workouts left me sore for almost a week. No fun having sore quads and hamstrings. But sore pecs...who cares??Me too. These first two bench days are becoming almost like rest days for me.
I really think my squat's getting stronger here. At the end of week one, I was dying with 365x3x7, and this felt really easy by comparison. If only my ribs weren't sore from all the belted work; I'd be really enthused about running this again and ramping up the degree of difficulty.
Right now, what I'll be doing next week is TBD, but ideally it'll be re-running this base cycle.
Yes benching is hard work but not gutwrenching like squats...my recent squatting workouts left me sore for almost a week. No fun having sore quads and hamstrings. But sore pecs...who cares??
So how's that "bunch of leveraging tricks to feign strength" of yours coming along?
Skipping the "Switching" cycle? Are you thinking that you are already getting in all the speed work that you need, or is the switching cycle simply not neccessary when moving from one base cycle to another?