anotherbutters
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I think I'll go ahead with an intensity phase once I'm done loading. Thanks for your comments the other day.blut wump said:Have you worked out how you're going to run next week yet? As a fall-back, you could run week 5 just as Korte has it. It's not a bad way to deload. Of course, you'll have to pick some sensible numbers.
One option is to follow Korte, but peaking using triples. I think I'd prefer triples over singles or 5 reps since I haven't peaked them before and I'd want to peak triples before peaking singles. Here's my progress so far, along with a possible week 8. The 60% baseline lifts are higher than 60% because I just know I'll be able to cope.
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All weights in kg.
SQUAT BENCH DEAD TONNAGE
Weight Sets Reps Weight Sets Reps Weight Sets Reps
Progress so far:
67 6 5 48 6 6 87 6 5 6348
67 7 5 48 7 6 87 7 5 7406
69 7 5 50 7 6 90 7 5 7665
71 7 5 52 7 6 92 7 5 7889
71 8 5 54 7 6 94 7 5 8398
73 8 5 56 7 6 96 7 5 8632
75 8 5 58 8 6 98 7 5 9214
78 8 5 59 8 6 101 7 5 9487
80 8 5 60 8 6 103 7 5 9685
82 8 5 61 8 6 105 7 5 9883
84 8 5 62 8 6 108 8 5 10656
Possible week 8:
115 1 3 58 5 4 100 3 3 2405
75 3 3 82 1 3 100 3 3 1821
75 3 3 58 5 4 150 1 3 2285
The tonnage is slashed, as indended, but I'm worried about a big detraining effect if I do this for 4 weeks. I'll probably finish each workout in 10 minutes

I know Prilepin would have you do more, but this is supposed to be an intensity phase, peaking a 3RM. Warmups would be exactly that, not a ramp. Maybe I should employ backoff sets, or maybe I shouldn't mess with it.
I noticed Practical Periodisation has been renamed to Practical Programming. Still due out next month. I wish I had a copy right now.
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Damn, I've just realised the figures I used for week 8 are my projected 1RM figures, but I'm using them for triples. I'll rework the figures another time. My comments still apply as to whether this is a good idea. Or I could do something completely different. I don't know. I'm warming to the above though.