It was the statement of being fat while weighing under 72kg and you're a little taller than me iirc I'll just go back to the beach with the other whales
Nice work on the lifts though great improvements for such a small amount of time, the power of MOAR food is strong.
Haha I meant do you like them compared to chucks or DL slippers?
For myself and other people I know, eating moar has an interesting ability to prevent (or reduce) lifting-induced injuries.
This must be science.
For myself and other people I know, eating moar has an interesting ability to prevent (or reduce) lifting-induced injuries.
This must be science.
For myself and other people I know, eating moar has an interesting ability to prevent (or reduce) lifting-induced injuries.
This must be science.
It's my excuse and I'm sticking with it.
Quoted for truth..... Pizza protection!!!!
How tall are you out of interest? I'm hoping really short
Can confirm, he is a manlet of peace like me. But way stronger.
Also, question.
Doing dat DUP thing, so squat/bench over a 3 day cycle are
4x8 @ around 70%
5x5 @ around 80%
6x3 @ around 90%
So last week I got all 6 sets of triples for squat/bench at the weight I was supposed to. They were pretty hard but not ultra hard. This week I went up 2.5kg and could only manage 3x3 and then the RPE was so high I knew I'd just get pinned the next 3 sets, so dropped back 2.5kg for the next three sets. Not sure whether I should go back to the previous week's weights and work on burying them with better quality or just see if I can eek another set or two out next time until I get get the full 6.
Still a little bit taller though Apparently I'm "average height" but I beg to differ.
Regarding your program, use lower percentages! I'd suggest 70%, 75%, 80%. Or if you wanted to push it a bit use 70%, 77.5% and 85%. Pick one of the percentage schemes and see how you get on. If anything you could run the first option for a while and if you get stuck then you can up the second option of percentages and then revaluate when it becomes necessary to do so
I blame Greg Nuckols - still using his spreadsheet except on intermediate x3 instead of beginner x3 now and that's what it had...
I'll give the first one a go. Worth mentioning though; with something like my squat, using today's 102.5kg x 3 (x3), a 1RM calculator that averages out the various formulas gives me 112kg. I've done 110kg and that felt near the edge for me, so seems about right.
70% of that is about 77.5kg, 75% is about 85kg and 80% is 90kg.
Only problem is... currently:
4x8 = 90kg (you saw the video)
5x5 = 95kg (hard)
6x3 = 100kg (haaaaard)
Silly strength curve!
Don't get too caught up with projected maxes from reps. Before hitting my 137.5kg squat, and being on a 122.5kg two weeks before hand coming back from injury (and still am), I only hit a projection of 112.5kg.
Can confirm, he is a manlet of peace like me. But way stronger.
Good stuff - I feel like slightly less of a fatty with my 6'1'' much higher weight than that (and waaaay weaker).
I'm 5'6 100kg and crying into my box of doughnuts right now.
Your width will always give me go bro.