I could do 5/3/1 the way you do it and it will probably be good. But I think where I am I can increase weight more often with the Texas Method, but once I reach a point with this program that I can't increase anymore I will probably switch to 5/3/1.
My only real question is that I changed the...
Here is a picture of an example squat progression of the texas method.
Texas Method is a long-term intermediate program that increases lifts by 5lbs a week. It stops people from burning out because it has a Volume Day, Recovery Day, and Intensity Day.
So what I did was I split the Intensity...
Yeah, that's what I was planning.
I got the template from an article titled 12 Ways to Skin The Texas Method
Problem 9
Day 1 Day 2 Day 3 Day 4
BP x 5 x 5 SQ x 5 x 5 BP x 5RM SQ x 5 RM
PR x 8 x 3 Power Cleans x 5 x 3 Press x 3 x 3 DL x 5 x 1
Chins x max reps x 3 Back Extensions Pull ups...
I am 16 years old 132lbs and I recently have been stalling on StrongLifts 5x5, so I want to start an intermediate program the Texas Method.
I want to change the Texas Method to be a 4-day program focusing on Squat, Bench, Deadlift and Overhead Press equally and include as assistance work...
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