gotbench600
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Historically I have used the progressive overload method/peiodization method of training. I'm looking to change to West Side's way of doing things or at least a very close hybrid. I've done pretty well using the old style getting up to a 570 bench at a bw of 220 and now after a 4 year hiatus i'm back to a 520 plus bench but I'm not recovering as fast and my shoulders are killing me the way I structure my workouts over ther week.
I've read over tons of articles on WS and I get the jist of how they do they're training and why. I like it but unless I missed something, i'm trying to figure out when they get any shirt work done - pre contest. I'm looking to do a meet in April and I'm getting ready to start my training cycle and based on what I've read, I don't when to insert some shirt work so that I get used to the groove and get a good idea of what it's gonna take touch and determine my opener. I know the Metal Militia style of training calls for tons of shirt work every week but I'm not sure if that's what I want to go to.
Thanks for any info for any of you who may know what they're doin
I've read over tons of articles on WS and I get the jist of how they do they're training and why. I like it but unless I missed something, i'm trying to figure out when they get any shirt work done - pre contest. I'm looking to do a meet in April and I'm getting ready to start my training cycle and based on what I've read, I don't when to insert some shirt work so that I get used to the groove and get a good idea of what it's gonna take touch and determine my opener. I know the Metal Militia style of training calls for tons of shirt work every week but I'm not sure if that's what I want to go to.
Thanks for any info for any of you who may know what they're doin