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Weightlifting: Stopping Linear Progression Early
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Weightlifting: Stopping Linear Progression Early

That 1+ could be ten reps. You will get yor max effort in, it is designed to do that.

Plus Wendler et al believe that reps 75% add to top line number gains.

Trust in 5/3/1 and the Boring But Big protocol. Worked well for me. And a million others.

Welcome to the part of the journey that makes you rethink the trope that bodybuilding is dumb. I started with oly and power lifting. Said BB was dumb.

Now I do my curls too baby.

On cut right now I do this:
A day
Pull-ups: max effort set x 7. Usually starts at 11 pull ups and ends up at 3-5 in the last set.

Dips: same

Over head press 5x5

Curls and lateral raises.

B day
Same except bench instead of ohp.

One of each day per week

I get the best reaction ever from my body now. Keeping size and strength and cutting up from the cut.
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