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When starting a strength training program, it’s crucial to have a clear layout of your workouts. This tutorial focuses on structuring your program efficiently and understanding how to track your progress effectively. By establishing a plan for three sets of five repetitions, you can ensure a manageable yet challenging routine that will help you increase your strength over time. Properly resting between sets and accounting for recovery times between training sessions are essential elements that will significantly impact your performance.

Begin by creating your program with three sets of five repetitions. It's important to fully complete each set, striving for a total of 15 repetitions. Remember to rest adequately between sets—this might mean taking 6 to 8 minutes to recharge fully before tackling the next round. Your goal is to begin each set feeling fresh and capable of performing at your best. Once you have completed your workout, schedule your training sessions every 48 to 72 hours. Maintaining this rhythm allows your body the necessary time to recover and build strength without leading to fatigue accumulation. Keep in mind that if you fail to complete all 15 repetitions, you should maintain the same weight in your next session until you can achieve your goal.

To keep track of your progress, regularly check your one-rep max (1RM) every two to three months. This metric helps you assess how effectively your program is contributing to strength gains. As you successfully complete all repetitions, consider making small increments to your weight—about half a kilo to one kilo at a time. If progress stalls for several sessions, try reducing the weight incrementally to keep moving forward. You don’t need a complex tracking system; a simple notebook or digital tool to note your sets, reps, and weights will suffice. Consistent recording will help you visualize your achievements and keep you motivated on your strength training journey.

  • Establish three sets of five reps and focus on fully completing them.
  • Rest adequately (6-8 minutes) between sets to maximize performance.
  • Record your weights and repetitions to track progress and make gradual adjustments.
Note: This video summary is generated by AI from the video transcript and may not always be accurate.

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in this episode we're going to be taking
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the next step we're going to be looking
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at laying out your program and writing
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it down in the previous episodes we've
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figured out what we are going to do as
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our work sets and our work weight we're
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now going to create our program the
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program is going to consist of trying to
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do three sets of five repetitions so
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you're going to try to do your five
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repetitions that you did in the last
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episode but you're going to do that
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three times each set is going to be
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completed and you need to focus on
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trying to complete the entire 15
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repetitions one of the beginning
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mistakes is not resting enough between
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your sets in a strength-based program
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you want to make sure that you are
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resting enough so you can attempt the
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next set at a hundred percent you don't
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want to be fatigued when you attempt
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that set you want to make sure that you
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have everything you could possibly have
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to do those five repetitions it's common
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to have six seven eight minutes of rest
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until you make sure that you are
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absolutely ready to go don't go if you
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feel that you have even a little bit of
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fatigue make sure that your body is
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still warm but you are not fatigued so
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we've done our five by three program
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we've written this out we've completed
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it we are now going to repeat this every
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48 to 72 hours the way that your body
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will work is you are going to do the
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training you will spend a period of time
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in the fatigue State and then you're
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going to be looking at a recovery state
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and that recovery we want to make sure
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is completed and as your recovery has
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completed you want to then train again
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roughly two to three days is how much
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space you want to leave between your
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sessions for you to get stronger with
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this training if you don't give it
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enough rest and you don't act
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recover what's going to happen is the
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fatigue is going to build up and you are
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not going to feel it Matt perhaps in the
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first week or two or even month you will
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feel it further down the line as the
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fatigue compounds similarly if you leave
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it too long so past the 72-hour what is
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going to happen is your body is going to
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revert back to or slowly revert back to
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your previous strength level that you
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had before you did the training so you
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want to at the 72-hour mark you're
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building on the strength levels that you
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have from the previous session so the
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gains that you had created from the
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previous session you're going to build
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upon on the next one and then on to the
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next one so the key to linear progress
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and consistent progress is to have a
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very small increment in the training
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sessions if you manage to do all 15
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repetitions you are going to then
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increase only by half to one kilo up
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into the next session once you do that
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session again if you complete the 15 you
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increase again on the flipside if you
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are unable to complete the 15
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repetitions that you've set yourself
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then you need to stay on that way or go
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back a step until you can do that 15 you
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need to be able to complete the 15
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repetitions until you progress there is
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no point in going further up until you
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have completed the 15 reps so something
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that is important to know is whether the
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program is working or not now
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to check whether it is or not we need to
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repeat the 1 RM checks and all we need
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to do is every 2 or 3 months is to go
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back to doing that 1 RM session where we
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just start from low again and start to
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build up and try to figure out what our
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1 repetition max is hopefully if you've
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been doing the program
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correctly and you've been doing that
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very small steady increase in weight you
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will find that the actual level of your
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1rm would have increased from let's say
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the red band which we had in our example
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up maybe a kilo or two to make ourselves
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stronger and we can see that we are
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actually getting stronger using that 1rm
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value attached to this episode is a
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template that I've created for you to
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give you an idea of how your program
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should look now it's going to start
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looking like this but as we kind of
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build up with the warm-ups and cooldowns
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as well it's going to get slightly more
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complicated but for now we're just gonna
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stick with this where we can see what
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our sessions are going to look like for
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the meet of this session training
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session so here you can see an example
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of one of the training sessions and here
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I've laid out what you want to be doing
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with your sets and your reps now to
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begin with you can see that each of
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these big columns so you have week one
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here is gonna go down from the Monday
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into Wednesday and then into Friday so
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don't forget that we have those two to
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three days rest and we're able to
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recover from the previous session before
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we do the next now here in each row you
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have what the session consists of so for
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the first one we've worked out that our
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work set is 42 kilos so using the band
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and we're going to be doing three sets
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of five repetitions so we're going to do
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five reps we're going to rest and then
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we're going to do another five reps
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we're going to rest and then we do
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another final third set of five reps so
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we will record down in these boxes every
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time we do one repetition that equals 42
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so if we do five repetitions
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actually instead of just saying that
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we've done five in here what we're
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actually going to do is record what we
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call the volume so the volume is the
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number of repetitions times the weight
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so actually it will be for 210 so 210 is
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5 times 42 and every time we manage to
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do the 5 we're going to record in the
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next volume so say set 2 we do 210 we
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put that in and then finally another 210
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into the third set so on Monday we can
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see that we have managed to do every rep
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for each set ok so that would happen on
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Monday and then on Wednesday we repeat
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the process so we know that we have 42
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kilos as our weight 3 sets 5 reps and we
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repeat the process so say we do that
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again we're able to do 5 reps 5 reps 5
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reps ok and then we can move into Friday
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so something that is actually you can
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see here is I've done the same program
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even though I completed that all five
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all 15 reps I've completed so actually
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what we're going to do is we're going to
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use the adjusted weight so instead of
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doing 42 so let's say we actually go to
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43 so I'm going to put 43 in here 43 43
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and that means that the volume actually
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goes up to 213 213 213 okay so we're
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actually we've done more for the volume
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and we can record that down with this
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adjusted weight
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so as we complete the week and we have
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managed to make her way over to Friday
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we're now upping the weight again from
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43 up 1 to 44 44 44 and we've only been
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able to manage 14 of the 15 reps in
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on this Friday session so let's say that
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on the first set you could do all of the
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five reps the second set again all five
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reps but for the third set unfortunately
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you didn't make the fifth repetition
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this is totally fine so instead of 2:16
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it's actually 1/7 - okay so it's forty
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four times four not five so this is
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inevitably going to happen where you're
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going to miss a rep here or there so
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what happens is on the next training
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session so we're gonna go up on to week
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two on the Monday the following Monday
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we're gonna do the same adjusted wait
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okay so we're not going to increase
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we're going to put the adjusted weight
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here as 44 44 44 okay
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and again we're just doing the same
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training session so this would be 2:16
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we managed to do all five reps on there
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- 16 yes and then we managed to do the
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third set again - 16 we did all five
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reps okay so now we can progress on
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again with our weight so instead of 44
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on the next set we now move up to 45
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okay
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45 45 and now what's going to happen is
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the new volume is going to change to two
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to five okay and we just carry on doing
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the same thing and we keep increasing
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our weight and putting in our volume
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values in here with these values let's
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say for instance that on this Monday
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session actually what happened was we
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hit the 14 of the 15 again so this
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actually became 172 and actually it just
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repeated itself and then for the next
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session again the same thing happens so
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you find that actually the values just
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sit there and you kind of feel like
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progress is not going anywhere what this
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is saying is the difference between the
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43 to the
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forty-four was too large and you need to
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go a little bit more granular in terms
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of the weight so when we can do this so
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instead of 43 to 44 that step up is too
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big so what you can actually do is you
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go back down a little bit and instead of
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43 but 44 you do 43 to 40 3.5 or even
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smaller numbers you could you could do
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forty three point to forty three point
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one and you go up in smaller steps this
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is perfectly fine and it means that you
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can start on that linear progression
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upwards again don't stick on the same
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amount and the same numbers constantly
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if you find that three sessions in a row
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happen the same then I would suggest
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going back to the 43 and then granularly
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increase a smaller amount so the
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increment is smaller you could go to
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forty three point five and see if you
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can do that session again because you
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don't want to stick on one value and
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just keep hitting the same amount it
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just means that it was too big of a jump
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for you so go back a little bit and
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increase with smaller amounts lastly you
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don't need anything quite as elaborate
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as this having a simple sheet of paper
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and pencil or notepad or your mobile
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phone to record down what you do while
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you're training is all you need you only
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need to know how many reps and sets you
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do and what weight you're doing it at as
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long as you have an accurate record you
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can then take it home and fill in
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something like this a sheet like this
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and put in your volumes afterwards the
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reason that having something like this
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is good is because we can do some simple
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maths and some statistics and analytics
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on the values at a later day and we can
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see our progress much much easier
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you
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program is going to consist of trying to

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mistakes is not resting enough between

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have everything you could possibly have

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to do those five repetitions it's common

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to have six seven eight minutes of rest

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we've written this out we've completed

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space you want to leave between your

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recover what's going to happen is the

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fatigue is going to build up and you are

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not going to feel it Matt perhaps in the

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first week or two or even month you will

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feel it further down the line as the

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fatigue compounds similarly if you leave

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going to happen is your body is going to

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revert back to or slowly revert back to

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your previous strength level that you

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had before you did the training so you

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want to at the 72-hour mark you're

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building on the strength levels that you

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have from the previous session so the

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gains that you had created from the

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previous session you're going to build

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upon on the next one and then on to the

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next one so the key to linear progress

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and consistent progress is to have a

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very small increment in the training

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sessions if you manage to do all 15

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repetitions you are going to then

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increase only by half to one kilo up

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session again if you complete the 15 you

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increase again on the flipside if you

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are unable to complete the 15

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repetitions that you've set yourself

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then you need to stay on that way or go

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back a step until you can do that 15 you

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need to be able to complete the 15

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repetitions until you progress there is

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no point in going further up until you

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that is important to know is whether the

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program is working or not now

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to check whether it is or not we need to

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repeat the 1 RM checks and all we need

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to do is every 2 or 3 months is to go

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back to doing that 1 RM session where we

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just start from low again and start to

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build up and try to figure out what our

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1 repetition max is hopefully if you've

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been doing the program

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correctly and you've been doing that

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very small steady increase in weight you

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1rm would have increased from let's say

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the red band which we had in our example

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up maybe a kilo or two to make ourselves

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stronger and we can see that we are

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actually getting stronger using that 1rm

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value attached to this episode is a

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template that I've created for you to

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give you an idea of how your program

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should look now it's going to start

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looking like this but as we kind of

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build up with the warm-ups and cooldowns

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as well it's going to get slightly more

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complicated but for now we're just gonna

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stick with this where we can see what

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our sessions are going to look like for

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the meet of this session training

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session so here you can see an example

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of one of the training sessions and here

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I've laid out what you want to be doing

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with your sets and your reps now to

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begin with you can see that each of

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these big columns so you have week one

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here is gonna go down from the Monday

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into Wednesday and then into Friday so

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don't forget that we have those two to

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three days rest and we're able to

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recover from the previous session before

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we do the next now here in each row you

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have what the session consists of so for

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the first one we've worked out that our

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work set is 42 kilos so using the band

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of five repetitions so we're going to do

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five reps we're going to rest and then

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we're going to rest and then we do

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another final third set of five reps so

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we will record down in these boxes every

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time we do one repetition that equals 42

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actually instead of just saying that

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we've done five in here what we're

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actually going to do is record what we

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call the volume so the volume is the

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number of repetitions times the weight

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5 times 42 and every time we manage to

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do the 5 we're going to record in the

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next volume so say set 2 we do 210 we

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put that in and then finally another 210

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into the third set so on Monday we can

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see that we have managed to do every rep

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for each set ok so that would happen on

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the process so we know that we have 42

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kilos as our weight 3 sets 5 reps and we

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repeat the process so say we do that

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reps ok and then we can move into Friday

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so something that is actually you can

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see here is I've done the same program

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even though I completed that all five

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all 15 reps I've completed so actually

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what we're going to do is we're going to

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use the adjusted weight so instead of

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goes up to 213 213 213 okay so we're

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actually we've done more for the volume

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so as we complete the week and we have

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on the first set you could do all of the

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five reps the second set again all five

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this is totally fine so instead of 2:16

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four times four not five so this is

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inevitably going to happen where you're

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going to miss a rep here or there so

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session so we're gonna go up on to week

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here as 44 44 44 okay

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and again we're just doing the same

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third set again - 16 we did all five

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reps okay so now we can progress on

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again with our weight so instead of 44

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values in here with these values let's

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session actually what happened was we

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hit the 14 of the 15 again so this

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actually became 172 and actually it just

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repeated itself and then for the next

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session again the same thing happens so

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sit there and you kind of feel like

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progress is not going anywhere what this

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forty-four was too large and you need to

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of the weight so when we can do this so

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big so what you can actually do is you

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one and you go up in smaller steps this

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can start on that linear progression

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amount and the same numbers constantly

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increment is smaller you could go to

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forty three point five and see if you

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can do that session again because you

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don't want to stick on one value and

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don't need anything quite as elaborate

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as this having a simple sheet of paper

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and pencil or notepad or your mobile

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phone to record down what you do while

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you're training is all you need you only

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need to know how many reps and sets you

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do and what weight you're doing it at as

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long as you have an accurate record you

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can then take it home and fill in

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something like this a sheet like this

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and put in your volumes afterwards the

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reason that having something like this

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maths and some statistics and analytics

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on the values at a later day and we can

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see our progress much much easier

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you