Dreyth's 10 Week 10% Reset
http://i.imgur.com/z0Gge9I.pngFormat: upper/lower, lift 4x a week
Squat 1x3, 3x8
Bench 3x10
Deadlift 1x5
Back Ext 3x12
Calf 3x15
Pendlay Row 3x8
Cable Row 2x12
Lateral Raise 3x12
BW Pull Ups 5x10
Ab Wheel 3x10
Squat 3x3, 1x10
Bench 3x10
Deadlift 1x5
Back Ext 3x12
Calf 3x15
Pull up 3x6 weighted, 3xMax BW
Lateral Raise 3x12
Cable Rows 3x12
Hanging Leg Raise 3x10
Lowering all my lifts by 10% and then working back up to my PR's within 10 weeks. I think this should be good:
Week 1 - 90%
Week 2 - 91%
Week 3 - 92%
...
Week 10 - 99%
I want to be at 192lbs max by week 10.
Deadlifts will definitely have to be lowered though. I'll adjust the spreadsheet.
After that I'm back at re-attempting my PR's. Actually even week 9 and 10 i may be hitting PR's, since I'm doing them at weights where I never actually hit my prescribed reps before. I may hit them this time around.
If you look, lateral raises are at 30lbs for first 5 weeks and then 35lbs for the next five. So I will adjust my reps and gradually improve them.
Bodyweight pull ups will be done in sets until I can hit my prescribed TOTAL reps. Sets will be capped at 10 reps each.
On the days I do weighted pull ups, I also do bodyweight pull ups after them. Not sure how to cap those on the easy days. Maybe 3x5 at the start?
The important thing is to not chase numbers at all. The first few weeks will be easy as hell. This doesn't mean I rep out on all my lifts. The point is to GRADUALLY get back to where I was. If I rep out, then I'll stay burned out. It'll be a max effort workout instead of a light one.
However, I WILL perform all reps with 100% intensity and get my body used to doing that.