Warm up for bench where say you have 300 for working triplesGot it POB let me ask this, those set schemes are all for working sets obviously. So warm up with pyramid scheme will be fine right.. Well my question is there any real difference warming up PL style and BB style ?
Dude, by the time you finish regular bench, close grip bench and 1 inch off the chest bench w/ pause, you will say to yourself "shit, now I still gotta do all my accessory lift?"
Warm up for bench where say you have 300 for working triples
bar x 10
95 x 10
135 x 5
185 x 5
225 x 3
255 to 265 x 2
285 x 1
Then work sets.
Do it however you like really just don't blow your load doing your warm up. I mostly shoot for 30 reps prior to hitting 225 but that's really just a thing in my head.
It can also help to do front side and rear laterals with 5lb dumbbell as well as 10 reps of 50lb dumbell rows.
So im gonna start this training method (i think hahaha) it seems to me the routine is a little ummm well easy.. Is it ok to add some sets to this?
Alright one last green question (for now) so tomorrow will be my first day and also a dlift rep day... His ebook does not go into much detailabout bands except to say he doesnt like em from the floor... How should one incorporate bands or even chains if at all at this point? Any
I don't think cube even uses bands or chains.I might get a bit flamed by some PLers here, but I dont think you need to worry about bands and chains for your first cube cycle. I agree with Jim Wendler when he says "if you have to ask if you need bands and chains, you don't need them yet."
Get familiar with the basics of powerlifting, and then add the bands and chains to the mix.
I don't think cube even uses bands or chains.
I might get a bit flamed by some PLers here, but I dont think you need to worry about bands and chains for your first cube cycle. I agree with Jim Wendler when he says "if you have to ask if you need bands and chains, you don't need them yet."
Get familiar with the basics of powerlifting, and then add the bands and chains to the mix.
I was thinking the same thing, Even debated just doing 5x5 again for the sheer amount of volume in comparison.
I'm about to give it a run as long as it doesn't leave me feeling like 5/3/1
Going to run the 'kingpin' version ... I think. Not sure how it is laid out and explained in 365Strong but:
http://www.jtsstrength.com/articles/2013/10/28/cube-kingpin-can-work/