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VanillaGorillaIconFree Programmes04-09-2015 @ 09:07 
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Sharing a couple of programmes from Gorilla PT for anyone who is interested.

A novice strength training programme, great if you have friends, partners etc who are new to lifting:
http://gorillapt.com/2015/08/27/novice-strength-training-progr...

A squat component programme for structuring your squatting more effectively within your sessions:
http://gorillapt.com/2015/08/17/four-week-squat-programme/

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LeedsMiniPowerIcon...04-09-2015 @ 12:55 
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Silly question but with the 5 rep daily max would you just work up in 5's to where you feel is the limit without dropping a rep/grinding out the reps?

Or just go by feel and pick a weight at the beginning of the session?
VanillaGorillaIcon...04-09-2015 @ 13:12 
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LeedsMiniPower said:Silly question but with the 5 rep daily max would you just work up in 5's to where you feel is the limit without dropping a rep/grinding out the reps?

Or just go by feel and pick a weight at the beginning of the session?


Could go either way, my preference would be he first option though. You get a nice accumulation of volume and the subsequent fatigue factor will naturally keep ou away from a true max and the ensuing high recovery requirements.
RobboIcon...04-09-2015 @ 15:36 
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Post Edited: 04.09.2015 @ 15:40 PM by Robbo
I like that squat routine mate

Looks like a beefed up heavy/medium/light Bill Starr type routine

Edit - heavy/light/medium rather
VanillaGorillaIcon...04-09-2015 @ 16:37 
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Robbo said:I like that squat routine mate

Looks like a beefed up heavy/medium/light Bill Starr type routine

Edit - heavy/light/medium rather


Hello mate, where did you spring from again?!

What are you doing with your training at the moment?
AaronJIcon...04-09-2015 @ 17:21 
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I find that my knees can tolerate squatting twice a week if it's fairly low volume, but however low the volume is, 3 times a week is too much for me.

Bearing that in mind, if you had to cut it down to two days which day would you remove? And would you change the sets/reps on the other two days in that case?

Thanks!
RobboIcon...04-09-2015 @ 17:49 
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VanillaGorilla said:
Hello mate, where did you spring from again?!
What are you doing with your training at the moment?


I've had enough of getting punched so gone back lifting things again, been doing some Oly stuff but snapped myself so just doing some basic strength stuff with a view to get back learning the Olympic stuff again soon

Hope your well mate and still doing the Weightlifting.
VanillaGorillaIcon...04-09-2015 @ 19:09 
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AaronJ said:I find that my knees can tolerate squatting twice a week if it's fairly low volume, but however low the volume is, 3 times a week is too much for me.

Bearing that in mind, if you had to cut it down to two days which day would you remove? And would you change the sets/reps on the other two days in that case?

Thanks!


To be honest I would want to keep all three sessions to make the most of the structure, but spread them out further so the frequency dropped to something you could tolerate.
VanillaGorillaIcon...04-09-2015 @ 19:10 
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Robbo said:
I've had enough of getting punched so gone back lifting things again, been doing some Oly stuff but snapped myself so just doing some basic strength stuff with a view to get back learning the Olympic stuff again soon
Hope your well mate and still doing the Weightlifting.


Good man, being punched sucks!

Yea, still plodding along thanks, shoulder is holding together and I hang snatched 110kg yesterday, so I'm happy enough Happy
WesIcon...04-09-2015 @ 21:09 
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Post Edited: 04.09.2015 @ 21:10 PM by Wes
Great gesture...
That Squat routine looks appealing, not sure if my hamstrings could handle squatting 3 sessions per week mind. Might take a few weeks to adjust...
AMH_PowerIcon...05-09-2015 @ 10:48 
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Thank you for the share. Great to see sound principles used
AaronJIcon...05-09-2015 @ 20:38 
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VanillaGorilla said:
To be honest I would want to keep all three sessions to make the most of the structure, but spread them out further so the frequency dropped to something you could tolerate.


i.e. Make a week longer than 7 days in this case?
VanillaGorillaIcon...05-09-2015 @ 22:50 
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AaronJ said:
i.e. Make a week longer than 7 days in this case?


Yarp Happy
FazcIcon...05-09-2015 @ 23:25 
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Ever done any high rep programming VG? 10-20 rep sets over a 3 session block?
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