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« on: October 18, 2013, 01:07:44 pm »
In my opinion, when the real 1RM goes above the projected 1RM, that shows you're already at a good movement efficiency rate for that movement.
But I could be wrong in that maybe it's a sign of the actual reverse of this. Maybe when you up the number of reps you can't go as heavy because of the lack of movement efficiency (that adds up over the number of reps and makes the projected 1RM be lower than your actual 1RM).
It would be interesting to find out what the case is.
Do elite squatters have a much higher 1RM than their projected 1RM from a 5 rep set, for example?