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re: The Greyskull Methods- A Primer
Posted on 12/10/18 at 4:12 pm to boxcarbarney
Posted on 12/10/18 at 4:12 pm to boxcarbarney
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For example, if I’m doing weighted chins 2x6-8 do I want to select a weight that I think I’m going to fail with at the 6-8 rep range? And do I increase the weight weekly like the main lifts?
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But with weighted chins, at least for me, its different than a linear progression on one of the barbell lifts.
This is correct. Until somebody can do 12-15 deadhang pullups I have them program them like this
FM sets throughout the day
On days weighted chins are called for during the workout
We do 1 rep below failure with just bodyweight. We do sets after each set of barball work.
So for the three sets of press, we would do a set of chins in between.
Once you can do 12-15 chins, start with weight progression. I like to do this
Start with adding weight(2.5 lbs) every workout shooting for a minimum of 6 reps. Once you have to do your first reset I like to do the following
Remove 25% if above 40 lbs
Remove 50% if below 40 lbs
However many reps you did before with that weight we will do. (day corosponds only to the day chins are called for)
Day 1 after reset
set 1- number of reps from previous attempt +1
Set 2- number of reps from previous attempt
Set 3- number of reps from previous attempt -1
Day 2 after reset
set 1- number of reps from previous attempt +1
Set 2- number of reps from previous attempt
Set 3- number of reps from previous attempt
Day 3 after reset
set 1- number of reps from previous attempt +1
Set 2- number of reps from previous attempt +1
Set 3- number of reps from previous attempt
Day 4 after reset
set 1- number of reps from previous attempt +1
Set 2- number of reps from previous attempt +1
Set 3- number of reps from previous attempt +1
Day 5 after reset
set 1- number of reps from previous attempt +2
Set 2- number of reps from previous attempt +1
Set 3- number of reps from previous attempt +1
Day 6 after reset
set 1- number of reps from previous attempt +2
Set 2- number of reps from previous attempt +2
Set 3- number of reps from previous attempt +1
Day 6 after reset
set 1- number of reps from previous attempt +2
Set 2- number of reps from previous attempt +2
Set 3- number of reps from previous attempt +2
Day 7 and beyond, add 5 lbs or continue to add reps in scheme above.
Posted on 12/10/18 at 4:34 pm to lsu777
Ok maybe weighted chins was a bad example. Let’s say I’m doing barbell curls
What should my starting weight be? Is the idea to choose a weight that will make you fail in 6-8 reps? And how do I progress?
Sounds like as long as I can do 6-8 reps I should increase by 2.5 the next week. Once I can’t increase I should drop weight and start progressing weekly again by 2.5
What should my starting weight be? Is the idea to choose a weight that will make you fail in 6-8 reps? And how do I progress?
Sounds like as long as I can do 6-8 reps I should increase by 2.5 the next week. Once I can’t increase I should drop weight and start progressing weekly again by 2.5
This post was edited on 12/10/18 at 4:38 pm
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