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BENCH PRESS VARIANT DEADLIFT VARIANT (PHASE 1)
LARSEN PRESS DEFICIT DEADLIFT
CLOSE GRIP BENCH PRESS BLOCK PULL
SPOTO PRESS PAUSED DEADLIFT
BOARD PRESS STIFF LEGGED SUMO
ROMANIAN DEADLIFTS
DEADLIFT VARIANT (PHASE 2)

LOW BLOCK PULL
PAUSED DEADLIFT
et is the sheet you're on now and where you can
fore you start the program and also where you
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program. The "Optional Day - 5" sheet is where
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SQUAT VARIANT 1
HIGH BAR SQUAT 2
PAUSED SQUAT 3
PIN SQUAT
SSB FRONT SQUAT
YOUR PROFILE
NAME Linus
AGE 32
SQUAT 190
BENCH PRESS 117.5
DEADLIFT 222.5
STARTING BODY WEIGHT 85
VARIATIONS
CLICK THERE TO OPEN PAUSED DEADLIFT 200
THE DROP DOWN
MENU → BOARD PRESS 120
PAUSED SQUAT 170
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QUESTIONNAIRE - PART 1 - GENER

- THIS QUESTIONNAIRE HAS 4 PARTS. Please ra
NOTE: If you are unsure about the answer to one of these
1. How stressful is yo
1 - Stressful. (Mediocre sleep
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1,2
QUICK QUESTIONNAIRE GUIDE

1 - If you're a beginner you should lean more to
2 - If you're used to high volume or intensity bu
3 - Conventional pullers should lean toward a 1
QUESTIONNAIRE - PART 2 - SQUA
1. Rate your ability t

1 - I usually can't recover from
SELECT HERE →
1,2
2. Rate your techniq

1 - I don't have great techniqu
SELECT HERE →
1,2
3. How well do you r

1 - I don't recover very well fro
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1,2
QUESTIONNAIRE - PART 3 - BENCH P

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1,2

SELECT HERE →
1,2

SELECT HERE →
1,2
QUESTIONNAIRE - PART 4 - DEADL

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1,2
SELECT HERE →
1,2

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1,2
Key Notes
1. In some cases you may see a zero ( 0 ) in the "WEIGHT"
2. If there is a zero in the "WEIGHT" column & there is no RPE give
3. If there is a recommended weight and an RPE listed you can fee
4. The volume and intensity in this program bu
5. Although the UNIT OF MEASUREMENT (LBS OR KG) for the prog
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DON'T INCLUDE YOUR UNIT OF

MEASUREMENT 100KGS OR
100LBS SHOULD JUST BE "100".
1 - GENERAL
TS. Please rate the following below based on your experience lifting
to one of these you should leave it at a two (2) rating.
ressful is your life outside of the gym?

Mediocre sleep & Long Work/School hours) | 2 - Average. (Decent Sleep & Regular Work/Sch
3
LL TO OPEN THE DROP DOWN MENU OR ENTER
1,2 OR 3.
IRE GUIDE
lean more toward a rating of 1 or 2 for these questions.
intensity but you usually do less frequency than this program has (3
n toward a 1 or 2 rating. Sumo pullers can go with 2 or 3 if your tech
T 2 - SQUAT
our ability to handle/recover from volume for the Squat:

an't recover from too much volume on this lift. | 2 - I can handle an average amount of volum
1
1,2 OR 3.
our technique on the Squat:

e great technique. (Not very efficient) | 2 - I have average to good technique on this lift. | 3 -
1
1,2 OR 3.
ell do you recover from higher intensities (higher percentages

over very well from higher intensities. | 2 - I would say my recovery is average. | 3 - I recover
3
1,2 OR 3.
- BENCH PRESS
our ability to handle/recover from volume for the Bench Press

3
1,2 OR 3.
our technique on the Bench Press:

2
1,2 OR 3.

3
1,2 OR 3.
4 - DEADLIFT
our ability to handle/recover from volume for the Deadlift:

2
1,2 OR 3.
our technique on the Deadlift:
3
1,2 OR 3.

3
1,2 OR 3.
he "WEIGHT" column. In this case, once an RPE is listed you have to decide the weig
ere is no RPE given then that weight will be auto generated once the weight for the top s
isted you can feel free to use either one. However you should never go over the recommended
program builds slowly! Be sure to not overshoot any weight or RPE
R KG) for the program is not listed. The unit of measurement will be what you have used for you
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SQUAT
WATCH THE EXCLUSIVE BREA
SQUAT
BENCH & WARM UP
DEADLIFT
your experience lifting, these selections will impact your program sig
cent Sleep & Regular Work/School hours) | 3 - Low. (Good or Great Sleep & Light Work/Scho
questions.
han this program has (3 Squat, 4 Bench & 2 Deadlift) you should lean
with 2 or 3 if your technique is really solid.
for the Squat:

e an average amount of volume on this lift. | 3 - I can usually handle a lot of volume on this li
ood technique on this lift. | 3 - My technique is almost flawless. (Very efficient)

(higher percentages of your one rep max) on the Squat?:
overy is average. | 3 - I recover very well from higher intensities.
for the Bench Press:

(higher percentages of your one rep max) on the Bench Press?

for the Deadlift:

(higher percentages of your one rep max) on the Deadlift?:

you have to decide the weight based off an RPE and fill it into this document.
once the weight for the top set of that exercise is entered. It's a percentage drop.
ever go over the recommended RPE for the day.
oot any weight or RPE and dial back the weight by 5% if the RPE is to
be what you have used for your 1 rep maxes.
BENCH PRESS VARIANT
LARSEN PRESS
CLOSE GRIP BENCH PRESS
SPOTO PRESS
FLOOR PRESS
BOARD PRESS
TEMPO BENCH PRESS
CLOSE GRIP FEET UP BENCH PRESS
INCLINE BENCH PRESS
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ARM UP
t your program significantly:
Sleep & Light Work/School hours)

ft) you should lean toward 2.
a lot of volume on this lift and recover well.
y efficient)
the Squat?:

y efficient)
the Bench Press?:

y efficient)
the Deadlift?:
is document.
ercentage drop.
5% if the RPE is too high!

DEADLIFT VARIANT SQUAT VARIANT
DEADLIFT HIGH BAR SQUAT
DEFICIT DEADLIFT PAUSED SQUAT
BLOCK PULL PIN SQUAT
2 POSITION PAUSED DEADLIFT SSB SQUAT
PAUSED DEADLIFT TEMPO SQUAT
STIFF LEGGED SUMO FRONT SQUAT
ROMANIAN DEADLIFTS PAUSED SQUAT
TEMPO DEADLIFT
S-RST S-TI
5 4
B-RST B-TI
8 5
D-RST D-TI
8 6
1
2
3
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DAY 1 SETS REPS

ALL THE ACESSORIES HAVE A DROP SQUAT 1 4
DOWN MENU WITH MULTIPLE
OPTIONS. YOU CAN CLICK ON THE SQUAT 3 4
ACCESSORY ITSELF AND OPEN THE
MENU TO SELECT. BOARD PRESS 1 7
BOARD PRESS 2 9
DROP DOWN → SEATED SHOULDER PRESS 3 12-15
DROP DOWN → SINGLE LEG EXTENSIONS 3 12-15
DROP DOWN → SINGLE LEG HAMSTRING CURLS 3 12-15
CABLE CRUNCHES 3 12-20
MCGILL BIG 3 3 15-20
- - -
TOTAL SQUAT VOLUME - -
TOTAL BENCH PRESS VOLUME - -
DAY 2 SETS REPS

BENCH PRESS 1 4
BENCH PRESS #NAME? 5
BENCH PRESS 1 5
PAUSED DEADLIFT 1 1
PAUSED DEADLIFT 3 6
DROP DOWN → INCLINE BARBELL PRESS 4 10-12
DROP DOWN → NEUTRAL GRIP PULL-DOWNS - DENSITY
DROP DOWN → DB LATERAL RAISES 3 8-10
DEADBUGS 3 15+
- - -
TOTAL DEADLIFT VOLUME - -
DAY 3 SETS REPS

PAUSED SQUAT 1 1
PAUSED SQUAT 3 8
BENCH PRESS (VARIED GRIP) 1 6
DROP DOWN → CABLE ROWS 4 8-10
DROP DOWN → MACHINE CHEST PRESS 4 12-15
DROP DOWN → SKULL CRUSHERS 4 12-15
WEIGHTED PLANKS 3 30-60s
- - -
DAY 4 SETS REPS

DEADLIFT 1 3
DEADLIFT 3 4
BENCH PRESS 1 1
SQUAT 3 7
DROP DOWN → DB RDLS 4 10-12
SIDE PLANKS 3 20-40s
PALOFF PRESSES 3 8-10
- - -
DAY 1 SETS REPS

SQUAT 1 4
SQUAT #NAME? 4
BOARD PRESS 1 7
BOARD PRESS #NAME? 9
SEATED SHOULDER PRESS 3 12-15
SINGLE LEG EXTENSIONS 3 12-15
SINGLE LEG HAMSTRING CURLS 3 12-15
- - -
DAY 2 SETS REPS

BENCH PRESS 1 4
BENCH PRESS 1 5
PAUSED DEADLIFT 1 1
PAUSED DEADLIFT #NAME? 6
INCLINE BARBELL PRESS 4 10-12
NEUTRAL GRIP PULL-DOWNS - DENSITY
DB LATERAL RAISES 3 8-10
DEADBUGS 3 15+
- - -
DAY 3 SETS REPS

PAUSED SQUAT 1 1
PAUSED SQUAT #NAME? 8
BENCH PRESS (VARIED GRIP) #NAME? 6
CABLE ROWS 4 8-10
MACHINE CHEST PRESS 4 12-15
SKULL CRUSHERS 4 12-15
- - -
DAY 4 SETS REPS

DEADLIFT 1 3
DEADLIFT #NAME? 4
BENCH PRESS 1 1
SQUAT #NAME? 7
DB RDLS 4 10-12
- - -
DAY 1 SETS REPS
YOU CAN CHANGE SOME OR ALL SQUAT 1 3
OF YOUR ACCESSORIES FOR THE SQUAT 1 3
SECOND HALF OF THIS PROGRAM.
SQUAT #NAME? 3
BOARD PRESS 1 5
DROP DOWN → SEATED SHOULDER PRESS 3 8-10
DROP DOWN → SINGLE LEG EXTENSIONS 3 8-10
DROP DOWN → NORDIC CURLS 3 8-10
- - -
DAY 2 SETS REPS

BENCH PRESS 1 3
BENCH PRESS 1 3
PAUSED DEADLIFT 1 1
DROP DOWN → INCLINE DB PRESS 3 10-12
DROP DOWN → NEUTRAL GRIP PULL-DOWNS - DENSITY
DEADBUGS 3 15+
- - -
DAY 3 SETS REPS

PAUSED SQUAT 1 1
DROP DOWN → CHEST SUPPORTED ROWS 4 6-8
DROP DOWN → MACHINE CHEST PRESS 4 8-10
DROP DOWN → TRICEP PUSHDOWNS 4 10-12
- - -
DAY 4 SETS REPS

DEADLIFT 1 3
DEADLIFT 1 3
DEADLIFT #NAME? 3
BENCH PRESS 1 1
SQUAT #NAME? 7
DROP DOWN → DB RDLS 4 10-12
- - -
DAY 1 SETS REPS

SQUAT 1 2
SQUAT 1 2
SQUAT #NAME? 2
BOARD PRESS 1 4
SEATED SHOULDER PRESS 3 8-10
SINGLE LEG EXTENSIONS 3 8-10
NORDIC CURLS 3 8-10
- - -
DAY 2 SETS REPS

BENCH PRESS 1 2
BENCH PRESS 1 2
PAUSED DEADLIFT 1 1
INCLINE DB PRESS 3 10-12
NEUTRAL GRIP PULL-DOWNS - DENSITY
DEADBUGS 3 15+
- - -
DAY 3 SETS REPS

PAUSED SQUAT 1 1
CHEST SUPPORTED ROWS 4 6-8
MACHINE CHEST PRESS 4 8-10
TRICEP PUSHDOWNS 4 10-12
- - -
DAY 4 SETS REPS

DEADLIFT 1 2
DEADLIFT 1 2
DEADLIFT #NAME? 1
BENCH PRESS 1 1
SQUAT #NAME? 7
DB RDLS 4 10-12
- - -
SINGLE LEG EXTENSIONS
BULGARIAN SPLIT SQUATS
FRONT FOOT ELEVATED SPLIT SQUATS
REVERSE HYPER EXTENSIONS

GLUTE BRIDGES
BACK EXTENSION
GHD
PEC DECK
CABLE FLYS
MACHINE CHEST PRESS
DB FLYS
CORE / STABILITY OPTION
CABLE CRUNCHES
MCGILL BIG 3
DEADBUGS
WEIGHTED PLANKS
PLANKS
GHD CRUNCHES
SIDE PLANKS
PALOFF PRESSES
SUPINE 90/90 BREATHING
REVERSE PLANKS
ACCESSORY OPTIONS
GHD BACK EXTENSIONS NEUTRAL GRIP PULL-DOWNS CHEST SUPPORTED ROWS
GOOD MORNINGS CHIN-UPS CABLE ROWS
DB RDLS WIDE GRIP PULLDOWNS BARBELL ROWS
45 DEGREE BACK EXTENSIONREVERSE GRIP PULL-DOWNS PRONE ROWS
REVERSE HYPER-EXTENSIONSPULL-UPS SINGLE ARM DB ROWS
SINGLE ARM LAT PULL-DOWNS SEAL ROWS
LEG EXTENSIONS HAMSTRING CURLS LU RAISES

LEG PRESS BANDED HAMSTRING CURLS UPRIGHT ROWS
HACK SQUAT NORDIC CURLS MACHINE LATERAL RAISES
BULGARIAN SPLIT SQUAT SINGLE LEG HAMSTRING CURLS DB LATERAL RAISES
FRONT FOOT ELEVATED SPLIT SQUAT SEATED SHOULDER PRESS
HEEL ELEVATED GOBLET SQUAT SHOULDER Ys Ts Ws
CABLE CRUNCHES TRICEP PUSHDOWNS

MCGILL BIG 3 SKULL CRUSHERS
DEADBUGS DB TRICEP KICK BACKS
WEIGHTED PLANKS TRICEP OVERHEAD EXTENSIONS
SIDE PLANKS
PALOFF PRESSES
WEEK 1 / INTRO
WEIGHT DAILY VOLUME RPE TEMPO
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INCLINE DB PRESS
FLAT DB PRESS
INCLINE BARBELL PRESS
MACHINE CHEST PRESS
WEIGHTED PUSH-UPS
BARBELL GLUTE BRIDGES

HIP THRUSTERS
RAL RAISES
WEEKS 1 - 11 RECOMMENDED TRAINING SPLIT
D1 - D2 - REST - D3 - REST - D4 - REST - D1
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WEEK 2
DAY 1 SETS REPS WEIGHT DAILY VOLUME
SQUAT 1 4 111 444
SQUAT #NAME? 4 #NAME? #NAME?
BOARD PRESS 1 7 60 420
BOARD PRESS #NAME? 9 #NAME? #NAME?
SEATED SHOULDER PRESS 3 12-15 13 -
SINGLE LEG EXTENSIONS 3 12-15 0 -
SINGLE LEG HAMSTRING CURLS 3 12-15 0 -
CABLE CRUNCHES 3 12-20 0 -
MCGILL BIG 3 3 15-20 - -
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TOTAL SQUAT VOLUME - - - #NAME?
TOTAL BENCH PRESS VOLUME - - - #NAME?

BENCH PRESS 1 4 65 260
BENCH PRESS #NAME? 5 #NAME? #NAME?
BENCH PRESS 1 4 #NAME? #NAME?
PAUSED DEADLIFT 1 1 150 150
PAUSED DEADLIFT #NAME? 6 125 #NAME?
INCLINE BARBELL PRESS 4 10-12 0 -
NEUTRAL GRIP PULL-DOWNS - DENSITY 0 -
DB LATERAL RAISES 3 8-10 0 -
DEADBUGS 3 15+ - -
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TOTAL DEADLIFT VOLUME - - - #NAME?

PAUSED SQUAT 1 1 110 110
PAUSED SQUAT #NAME? 8 65 #NAME?
BENCH PRESS (VARIED GRIP) 1 6 60 360
BENCH PRESS (VARIED GRIP) #NAME? 6 #NAME? #NAME?
CABLE ROWS 4 8-10 0 -
MACHINE CHEST PRESS 4 12-15 0 -
SKULL CRUSHERS 4 12-15 0 -
WEIGHTED PLANKS 3 30-60s 0 -
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DEADLIFT 1 3 160 480
DEADLIFT #NAME? 4 #NAME? #NAME?
DB RDLS 4 10-12 0 -
SIDE PLANKS 3 20-40s - -
PALOFF PRESSES 3 8-10 - -
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WEEK 5
SQUAT 1 4 105 420
MCGILL BIG 3 3 15-20 - -
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DEADBUGS 3 15+ - -
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WEEK 8
SQUAT 1 3 0 0
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BOARD PRESS 1 5 0 0
NORDIC CURLS 3 8-10 0 -
MCGILL BIG 3 3 15-20 - -
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BENCH PRESS 1 3 0 0
BENCH PRESS 1 3 0 0
INCLINE DB PRESS 3 10-12 0 -
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If you need a more concrete guide as to how RPE tra

reps at the top and the RPE to the left and get a goo
listed here up or down to suit the conditions of the d
SQUAT 190
RPE / REPS 1 2
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9.5 186 179
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8.5 179 173
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BENCH PRESS 117.5
RPE / REPS 1 2
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RPE / REPS 1 2
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9.5 218 209
9 214 205
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8 205 198
7.5 202 196
7 198 191
6.5 196 189
6 191 185
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VARIANT / OTHER 210
RPE / REPS 1 2
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9.5 206 197
9 202 193
8.5 197 191
8 193 187
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7 187 181
6.5 185 179
6 181 174
5.5 176 172
5 172 168
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UNDERSTANDING RPE
RPE is an acronym which stands for Rate of Percieve

part RPE is subjective as it can vary from person to p
amount of effort put into the lift. The RPE scale tech
above 10 is a failed lift/set.
Many times, when just getting into RPE or explainin

an RPE of 8, this would be most easily understood b
to have a set of 5 @ an RPE of 9, we would say that
simple way of quickly getting into RPE.
As you use RPE more frequently and learn about it a

see that the RPE of a top set, working set or warm-u
RPE of 7 and when we actual execute this top set, th
us to drop the back down weight by 5 to 10% to ens
WARM-UP RECOMMENDATION
(All listed exercises can be found with a quick youtube/google se
1. Reverse snow angles.

2. T Spine rotations.
3. Banded side shuffle.
4. High Knees 15M.
5. Inch Worms 15M.
6. Cat & Camels.
7. Couch Stretch 60s.
8. World's greatest stretch 10 Each Side.
9. Hip Airplane 10 Each Side.
10. Cossak Squats 10 Each Side.
11. Single leg Glute Bridges.
12. Shoulder Ys Ts Ws.
13. Single Leg Split Squats 10 Each Side.
14. Bird Dogs.
15. Deadbugs.
16. Front Foot Elevated Jefferson Split Squat.
ANKLE MOBILITY DRILLS

1. Dorsiflexion Pails & Rails 2X60s.
2. Banded Dorsiflesion Mobilization 2x60s.
3. Lateral Tibial Glide 1x60s.
Note: This is only a warm-up recommendation, If you have a routi

warm-up or mix and match to suit your personal warm-ups need
REHAB/PRE-HAB RECOMMENDATION
(All listed exercises can be found with a quick youtube/google se
1. Banded internal & external shoulder rotations 3x10.

2. Banded Lat stretch 3x60s.
3. Prone Swimmers 3x60s.
4. Ys Ts Ws 3x8.
5. McGill BIG 3.
6. Supine 90/90 breahting with hip lift 3X15 breaths.
7. Pigeon pose 2X60s.
8. Hip airplane 3x10 Each side.
9. Downward facing dog 3x60s.
Note: All these exercises may not be necessary for everyone, bas
rest days.
MYO REPS EXPLAINED
Perform a activation set of 15 to 25 reps at rpe 8. Then perform 3
DENSITY PROTOCOL EXPLAINED
Perform a set with a weight you can do for 12 to 15 reps and be 1

rest period solely up to you! Try to overload 5 to 10lbs weekly on
to how RPE translates to percentages of your 1RM, you can take a look at
ft and get a good estimate as to what your weight for the day could be. The
nditions of the day.
3 4 5 6 7
175 169 163 160 154
173 167 162 156 152
169 163 160 154 150
167 162 156 152 146
163 160 154 150 144
162 156 152 146 143
160 154 150 144 141
156 152 146 143 137
152 148 143 139 133
150 146 141 137 131
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144 141 137 131 127
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107 103 100 96 94
105 101 99 95 93
103 100 96 94 90
101 99 95 93 89
100 96 94 90 88
99 95 93 89 87
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202 196 189 182 178
198 191 187 180 176
196 189 182 178 171
191 187 180 176 169
189 182 178 171 167
187 180 176 169 165
182 178 171 167 160
178 174 167 162 156
176 171 165 160 154
174 169 162 158 151
169 165 160 154 149
If you have another lift of variant of a main lift tha

percenatges based on RPE for, Use this chart!
← ENTER ANY MAX
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191 185 179 172 168
187 181 176 170 166
185 179 172 168 162
181 176 170 166 160
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176 170 166 160 155
172 168 162 158 151
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166 162 155 151 145
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Rate of Percieved Exertions and is a method used to communicate the inte
om person to person but an example of an objective aspect of RPE is the b
e RPE scale technically ranges from 1-10 but in practice only 6 to 10 are use
RPE or explaining it to someone, the simpliest way to do so is by comparing

y understood by saying that the athlete should pick a weight that that wou
would say that the athlete should pick a weight that would leave them 1 re
E.
learn about it as it relates to you in particular, you will see that it is much
g set or warm-up should impact our weight selection for the sets to come. F
e this top set, the RPE was closer to a 9; In this case althought the recomme
5 to 10% to ensure that our effort on the day isn't above what it should be
youtube/google search.) WATCH THE MOBILITY VIDEOS HE

BONUS MOBILITY
, If you have a routine that works for then you should feel free to continue it. You can also ad
nal warm-ups needs.
youtube/google search.)
ns 3x10.
y for everyone, based on your needs you can perform these 2-4 times a week after training se
e 8. Then perform 3 to 5 reps every 5 to 15s until you can't get a set of 3 reps.
to 15 reps and be 1 rep shy of failure. Then repeat this load for 5 mins with the number of set
to 10lbs weekly on the initial set of 12 to 15 reps (If possible).
an take a look at the personalized charts below. Using this chart you can ta
day could be. Then based on the warm-ups and how you feel, you can adju
8 9 10
150 144 141
146 143 137
144 141 135
143 137 131
141 135 129
137 131 127
135 129 124
131 127 122
127 124 118
125 122 116
124 118 112
120 116 110
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90 88 85
89 87 83
88 85 81
87 83 80
85 81 79
83 80 76
81 79 75
79 76 73
78 75 72
76 73 69
74 72 68
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171 167 160
169 165 158
167 160 154
165 158 151
160 154 149
158 151 145
154 149 142
149 145 138
147 142 136
145 138 131
140 136 129
nt of a main lift that you want to calculate

Use this chart!
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162 158 151
160 155 149
158 151 145
155 149 143
151 145 141
149 143 137
145 141 134
141 137 130
139 134 128
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municate the intensity or recommended intensity of a particular lift or set.
ect of RPE is the bar speed during the lift, which can fairly reliably be used t
ly 6 to 10 are used. Anything below 6 is classified as too effortless to rank a
o is by comparing it to RIR (Reps In Reserve). For example if we were to ha

ght that that would be 2 reps away from failure with after completing 5 rep
d leave them 1 rep away from failure after completing 5 reps. This is one o
ee that it is much more nuanced that just simply "I could do 2 more reps" &
he sets to come. For example, if we had a recommended top set of 5 @ a r
ught the recommended back downs are at a particular % or % drop, it would
what it should be and that we continue to manage fatigue smartly.
ILITY VIDEOS HERE:

MOBILITY
nue it. You can also add to this
week after training sessions or on
reps.
DEADLIFT VARIANT
DEFICIT DEADLIF
BLOCK PULL
PAUSED DEADLI
with the number of sets, reps and

harts below. Using this chart you can take a look at the
arm-ups and how you feel, you can adjust the weight
nded intensity of a particular lift or set. For the most
e lift, which can fairly reliably be used to judge the
6 is classified as too effortless to rank and anything
Reserve). For example if we were to have a set of 5 @

from failure with after completing 5 reps & If we were
re after completing 5 reps. This is one of the most
t just simply "I could do 2 more reps" & you will also
had a recommended top set of 5 @ a recommended
are at a particular % or % drop, it would be smart for
nue to manage fatigue smartly.
WARM-UP GUIDE / HOW TO
1. Increase your heart rate and increase your core tempreature. You can utilize the st
a movement in place for 3-5 mins at a moderate or low intensity.
2. Choose 3-4 of the listed movements to the left of this (based on what your first ma
3. Perform your main movement with the barbell first, doing 10-15 reps for 1-2 sets. F
breathing, bracing, rigidity and tension throughout the movements.
SQUAT VARIANT 1
PAUSED SQUAT 2
PIN SQUAT 3
SSB FRONT SQUAT
can utilize the stationary bike, tread mill, rower or do
what your first main movement of the training day is).
eps for 1-2 sets. Feel out the movement, positioning,

OPTIONAL DAY 5 - GPP DAY
For this program, if you would like to train 5 days w
1 - Add in the 5th training day on the rest day that is

2 - Your 5th day should be made up of 1 conditionin
3 - Choose the movements you do from this list:
a - Conditioning: Tread
b - Single arm shoulder
c - Shoulder trio.
d - Incline Ys Ts Ws.
e - Pull-ups.
f - Tricep overhead ext
g - Incline DB flys.
h - Hack Squat.
i - Seated calve raise.
j - DB Curls with a twis
k - DB Shrugs.
l - Farmers Carry.
*This list
4 - Your conditioning movement should be anywher

5 - Your accessories should be 3 sets & 8-12 reps eac
6 - If you do feel like the program is becoming too ta
Build your own Day 5 Below, onc

DAY 5
CARDIO OPTION
CLICK THERE ON EACH EXERCISE OPTION
"OPTION" TO OPEN
THE DROP DOWN EXERCISE OPTION
MENU AND CHOOSE
YOUR EXERCISES → EXERCISE OPTION
EXERCISE OPTION
EXERCISE OPTION
SINGLE ARM DB SHOULDER PRESS
SHOULDER TRIO
INCLINE Ys Ts Ws
PULL-UPS
TRICEP OVERHEAD EXTENSIONS
INCLINE DB FLYS
HACK SQUAT
SEATED CALVE RAISE
DB CURLS
DB SHRUGS
FARMERS CARRY
CARDIO OPTION
TREADMILL
ROWER
STAIRMASTER
AIR BIKE
SLED PUSHES
SLED PULLS
FARMERS CARRY
SPRINTS
JUMP ROPE
BURPEES
BOX JUMPS
ke to train 5 days weekly, you can add in an additional training session by f
the rest day that is typically carded between training weeks. (i.e. after day
up of 1 conditioning movement followed by 4-5 accessory movements.
o from this list:
Conditioning: Treadmill, bike, walk, jog.
Single arm shoulder press.
houlder trio.
ncline Ys Ts Ws.
Pull-ups.
ricep overhead extension.
ncline DB flys.
Hack Squat.
eated calve raise.
B Curls with a twist.
DB Shrugs.
armers Carry.
*This list is included because most other exercises can impact pe
should be anywhere from 15-25mins.

ets & 8-12 reps each. RPE should range from 6-8.
is becoming too taxing or your recovery is impacted negatively, then you s
*Example of how you can structure your
n Day 5 Below, once you select your options you can fill in the reps and set
SETS REPS WEIGHT DAILY VOLUME
1 0 - -
0 0 0 -
0 0 0 -
0 0 0 -
0 0 0 -
nal training session by following the points below:
ng weeks. (i.e. after day 4 & before day 1).

cessory movements.
exercises can impact performance on your main days.*
ed negatively, then you should cut out the 5th day for the 2nd phase of the
w you can structure your day 5.*
an fill in the reps and sets you would like to do and refer to this on your Da
RPE TEMPO
- -
7-8 -
7-8 -
7-8 -
7-8 -
DEADLIFT VARIANT
DEFICIT DEADL
BLOCK PULL
PAUSED DEAD
wing the points below:
& before day 1).

rmance on your main days.*
uld cut out the 5th day for the 2nd phase of the program.
y 5.*
ou would like to do and refer to this on your Day 5's:

NOTES
-
-
-
-
-
SQUAT VARIANT
PAUSED SQUAT
PIN SQUAT
SSB FRONT SQUAT
1
2
3
TRACKER & ANALYSIS
Welcome to the program tracker sheet. In the table
week in the "Your Program" tab so you can enter yo
column to record your thoughts. Everything else wil
visually!
WEEKLY LOG
TRAINING WEEK END OF WEEK BODY W
Start 85.0
1 (INTRO WEEK) 0.0
2 0.0
3 0.0
4 0.0
5 0.0
6 (DELOAD) 0.0
7 0.0
8 0.0
9 0.0
10 0.0
11 0.0
12 (TEST WEEK) 0.0
GRAPHS
90.0
85.0
80.0
90.0
85.0
80.0
70.0
60.0
50.0
BODY WEIGHT
40.0
30.0
20.0
10.0
0.0 0.0 0.0 0.0

Start 1 (INTRO WEEK) 2 3
1
1
VOLUME
0 0 0 0
1 2 3
1
VOLUMe
0 0 0 0
0 0 0 0
1 2 3
t. In the table below you can keep track of your performance throughout t
u can enter your body weight there. You can keep track of the weeks in wh
ything else will be auto generated as you fill out the program itself with yo
NUMBER OF HARD SETS

F WEEK BODY WEIGHT SQUAT BENCH PRESS DEADLIFT
85.0 - - -
0.0 11 #NAME? 8
0.0 #NAME? #NAME? #NAME?


.0 0.0 0.0 0.0 0.0 0.0 0.0
3 4 5 6 (DELOAD) 7 8
WEEK
Weekly Volume For Each Main Lift

Weekly Volume For Each Main Lift
0 0 0 0 0 0
3 4 5 6 7 8
WEEK
Weekly Cumulative Volume For Each Main Lift
0 0 0 0 0 0
0 0 0 0 0 0
3 4 5 6 7 8
WEEK
ance throughout the program. The end of week body weight column brings
of the weeks in which you did the optional 5th day or not in the 5th Day co
ram itself with your weekly numbers. There are also some graphs at the bo
TOTAL TRAINING VOLUME

SQUAT BENCH PRESS DEADLIFT
- - -
#NAME? #NAME? #NAME?


0.0 0.0 0.0 0.0 0.0 0.0
7 8 9 10 11 12 (TEST WEEK)
r Each Main Lift

r Each Main Lift
0 0 0 0 0
8 9 10 11 12
me For Each Main Lift
0 0 0 0 0
0 0 0 0 0
8 9 10 11 12
d of week body weight column brings data across from the bottom of each
onal 5th day or not in the 5th Day column and you can write some notes in
There are also some graphs at the bottom which show your progression/ re
5TH DAY (Y/N) AD
-
-
-
0.0 0.0
11 12 (TEST WEEK)
Weekly Squat Volume
Weekly Bench Volume
0 0 0
10 11 12
0 0
0 0
11 12
ss from the bottom of each training
you can write some notes in the notes
h show your progression/ records
ADDITIONAL NOTES
-
DEADLIFT VARIANT
DEFICIT DEADLIFT
BLOCK PULL
PAUSED DEADLIFT
tive Volume
tive Volume
ative Volume
ONAL NOTES
-
SQUAT VARIANT 1
PAUSED SQUAT 2
PIN SQUAT 3
SSB FRONT SQUAT

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Welcome to your Jamal Browner x StrengthStudioT

see the detailed program breakdown video and co

Note: You need to open this program on Goo

If you like the format and style of this program, yo

gram on Google sheets or Microsoft Excel (Version 2019 or Later)! If

WATCH THE FULL PROGRAM BREAKDOWN VIDE

EAKDOWN VIDEO HERE:

DEADLIFT VARIANT (PHASE 2)

one you can download the Microsoft Excel

lable you can get $40 off of your first 2 months!

QUESTIONNAIRE - PART 1 - GENER

QUICK QUESTIONNAIRE GUIDE

QUESTIONNAIRE - PART 2 - SQUA

1. Rate your ability t

2. Rate your techniq

3. How well do you r

QUESTIONNAIRE - PART 3 - BENCH P

1. Rate your ability t

2. Rate your techniq

3. How well do you r

QUESTIONNAIRE - PART 4 - DEADL

1. Rate your ability t

3. How well do you r

DON'T INCLUDE YOUR UNIT OF

ressful is your life outside of the gym?

our ability to handle/recover from volume for the Squat:

our technique on the Squat:

ell do you recover from higher intensities (higher percentages

our ability to handle/recover from volume for the Bench Press

our technique on the Bench Press:

ell do you recover from higher intensities (higher percentages

our ability to handle/recover from volume for the Deadlift:

ell do you recover from higher intensities (higher percentages

WATCH THE EXCLUSIVE BREA

for the Squat:

ood technique on this lift. | 3 - My technique is almost flawless. (Very efficient)

for the Bench Press:

(higher percentages of your one rep max) on the Bench Press?

for the Deadlift:

(higher percentages of your one rep max) on the Deadlift?:

BENCH PRESS DEADLIFT

HE EXCLUSIVE BREAKDOWN & TIPS VIDEOS HERE:

t your program significantly:

Sleep & Light Work/School hours)

a lot of volume on this lift and recover well.

a lot of volume on this lift and recover well.

the Bench Press?:

a lot of volume on this lift and recover well.

5% if the RPE is too high!

DAY 1 SETS REPS

DAY 2 SETS REPS

DAY 3 SETS REPS

DAY 4 SETS REPS

DAY 1 SETS REPS

DAY 2 SETS REPS

DAY 3 SETS REPS

DAY 4 SETS REPS

DAY 2 SETS REPS

DAY 3 SETS REPS

DAY 4 SETS REPS

DAY 1 SETS REPS

DAY 2 SETS REPS