Cycle 2 Week 2
1. Incline
160x3; 185x3; 205x10 (PR) . . . 225x3; 245x3 (PR) . . . 160x8; 160x8; 160x8
2. DB Row
90x6; 90x6; 90x6
3a. Cable Row
120x10; 120x10
3b. Glute Thrust
BWx10; BWx10
4. Scaption
3 sets
Notes
This blog has almost 450 posts from the past 2.5 years. I decided to search and capture as many PR's as possible. I found about 25 different lifts (a few more I don't care about), for a total of ~100 PR's in different rep ranges. It goes without saying I care a lot more about some more than others.
This new style of 531 gives me the opportunity to hit PR's often. So, I made a google doc with all my PR's. Then, I just go to the gym, pull it up on my phone, and hit PR's.
I'm not fooling myself with this approach. I've talked a little about Fuck Yeah PR's! verses technical "personal records." Fuck Yeah PR's are exciting. They take intensity, high effort, and are usually in the big bad-ass lifts. They make you proud. They are memorable. Technical PR's, on the other hand, aren't as exciting but in my mind they are still valuable. I see technical PR's as a way to fill out rep ranges. I also call them "technical" because I know that it might be a new lift, or that it may simply be a set in a given rep range that I could have done before, but simply did something else on that day.
Either way, regardless of what category a PR falls in, I think they are great and they make me happy. It means I'm moving in the right direction. More weight for more reps.
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