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FINALLY! 4 pages and you're the only one to compliment me on its ingenuity!
I thought it was hilarious too but didn't mention it 'cuz ur hot n I'm shy.
Good work mate, keep it up.
FINALLY! 4 pages and you're the only one to compliment me on its ingenuity!
I am strongly considering switching to TM. If it is "soon", that will only be the case by a week or so. Squatting 3 x 5 in progressive increments is becoming more and more difficult to recover from with two games of indoor soccer per week. I'd almost definitely be capable of hitting my old 1rm again (150kg). So I am quite happy.
I'm currently running SS with rows to get back into lifting after a holiday I took in Europe over Christmas. So I've been adding weight every session (3x per week on Squat, 3 x per fortnight on Bench and Press). I actually think that I am as strong as I was when I left, but that I can keep going with linear progression past where I was pre-vacation, which is really cool.I haven't run TM personally, but aren't you doing progressive increases on a weekly bases, too? I can only speak for Madcow, which is a good program I can recommend.
And you should start posting in the team log.
I am strongly considering switching to TM. If it is "soon", that will only be the case by a week or so. Squatting 3 x 5 in progressive increments is becoming more and more difficult to recover from with two games of indoor soccer per week. I'd almost definitely be capable of hitting my old 1rm again (150kg). So I am quite happy.
That's what I figure. Jumping on a week early is only 7.5kg "too soon". Easily made up in a week and potentially offers longer-running gains. If I burn out on LP I will need to deload a bit.Might be a good idea. I encourage anyone working towards the end of their linear gains to jump on TM and not over think it too much. Sure, you may make faster progress on SS but as that shit gets heavy your life is just miserable and training can be a real chore. It should be fun. TM is very malleable and the gains are basically endless, albeit a little slower than SS. But the progress WILL be there.
I think the squatting load ruined my for press. My lower back was very fatigued. My elbows and shoulders were also tired from grinding the squat reps a little. Both bench and press have suffered lately with surprise drops after adding only 2.5kg. Both went from 3 x 5 to 4/1, and 3/2...
Haha, yeah. Bill Starr's H-L-M system seems to be a more democratic approach...I think this is the biggest drawback of starting strength. Squats are always heavy and they're always first. The other lifts suffers, especially the last one.
I never did TM, but it looks like it has the same problem.
Cheers!U squat m8!
Good stuff!