How fast are your lifts progressing?
alexmose
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Curious as to everyone else. My lifts progressed as follows in the last month:
Bench: 10+lbs
Bent over row: 25+lbs
Squat: 10lbs+lbs
DL: 10lbs+
Incline DB bench: 5lbs+
I do other lifts but curious ab these.
Bench: 10+lbs
Bent over row: 25+lbs
Squat: 10lbs+lbs
DL: 10lbs+
Incline DB bench: 5lbs+
I do other lifts but curious ab these.
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Very slowly atm, but I'm just easing back in with lower body after a break while in the intense stages of marathon training. (Plus I'm female and have been lifting for couple years)
Just building squats and deads back up so went from
Squat 30kg up to 40kg
Deadlift 60kg up to 80kg (neither anywhere near my previous 1rpm)
Bench I haven't gone up at all but I took my 1rpm up from 45-56kg over a couple of months.
Shoulder press I've gone up about 2kg in the last couple months.
But I've just restarted 5/3/1 which means that all lifts have gone down quite a bit0 -
Very slowly atm, but I'm just easing back in with lower body after a break while in the intense stages of marathon training. (Plus I'm female and have been lifting for couple years)
Just building squats and deads back up so went from
Squat 30kg up to 40kg
Deadlift 60kg up to 80kg (neither anywhere near my previous 1rpm)
Bench I haven't gone up at all but I took my 1rpm up from 45-56kg over a couple of months.
Shoulder press I've gone up about 2kg in the last couple months.
But I've just restarted 5/3/1 which means that all lifts have gone down quite a bit
Seems fast to me!!!! Good job!!!0 -
Right now I'm progressively deloading
but normally my progress is very slow,
I don't really bench, and squats are more high rep and I don't progress much. Deadlift and other lifts maybe 2.5-5lb per month, sometimes no weight increases but rep or overall weekly volume increases.2 -
3 month gains.
Bench- +120lbs
Squat+ 100lbs
DL+ 100lbs
Barbell row+90lbs4 -
Right now I'm progressively deloading but normally my progress is very slow,
I don't really bench, and squats are more high rep and I don't progress much. Deadlift and other lifts maybe 2.5-5lb per month, sometimes no weight increases but rep or overall weekly volume increases.
This is it basically for me as well. I'm much more interested in safely maintaining what I have vs causing further injury to myself. Still get a solid workout though.0 -
Right now I'm progressively deloading but normally my progress is very slow,
I don't really bench, and squats are more high rep and I don't progress much. Deadlift and other lifts maybe 2.5-5lb per month, sometimes no weight increases but rep or overall weekly volume increases.
This is it basically for me as well. I'm much more interested in safely maintaining what I have vs causing further injury to myself. Still get a solid workout though.
Strength increases actually lower injury risk amount other benefits.2 -
Being I'm a powerlifter that has average sensitivity to training at a more advanced age, I don't progress as fast as past years. I have to build up more and more useful stress to accomplish this.
That being said, I should add 15lbs to my squat, 25lbs to bench, and 30lbs to deaflift when I mock meet in a few weeks compared to my last sanctioned meet(March)when looking how I'm leading into the mock.
I'm really not looking to hit more than 100% of my estimates. More getting an idea of what chance I'll have to win Raw Nationals in October.4 -
Right now I'm progressively deloading but normally my progress is very slow,
I don't really bench, and squats are more high rep and I don't progress much. Deadlift and other lifts maybe 2.5-5lb per month, sometimes no weight increases but rep or overall weekly volume increases.
This is it basically for me as well. I'm much more interested in safely maintaining what I have vs causing further injury to myself. Still get a solid workout though.
Strength increases actually lower injury risk amount other benefits.
Thanks @Chieflrg , it's actually existing issues, not fear of new ones. I know you're right, I just have to take it slower than I used to so I don't aggravate what's already there. I can't afford the time off of work it would cause lol. I have been able to find some decent workarounds that help me progress here and there though.0 -
Being I'm a powerlifter that has average sensitivity to training at a more advanced age, I don't progress as fast as past years. I have to build up more and more useful stress to accomplish this.
That being said, I should add 15lbs to my squat, 25lbs to bench, and 30lbs to deaflift when I mock meet in a few weeks compared to my last sanctioned meet(March)when looking how I'm leading into the mock.
I'm really not looking to hit more than 100% of my estimates. More getting an idea of what chance I'll have to win Raw Nationals in October.
You're the man, @chieflrg. I'm just excited to be competing.
Bought my flight tix, BTW. And I lift on Saturday, so we're catching the Bears Sunday!
To answer the OP, not effing fast enough.
From the USAPL website, my competition stats:
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quiksylver296 wrote: »Being I'm a powerlifter that has average sensitivity to training at a more advanced age, I don't progress as fast as past years. I have to build up more and more useful stress to accomplish this.
That being said, I should add 15lbs to my squat, 25lbs to bench, and 30lbs to deaflift when I mock meet in a few weeks compared to my last sanctioned meet(March)when looking how I'm leading into the mock.
I'm really not looking to hit more than 100% of my estimates. More getting an idea of what chance I'll have to win Raw Nationals in October.
You're the man, @chieflrg. I'm just excited to be competing.
Bought my flight tix, BTW. And I lift on Saturday, so we're catching the Bears Sunday!
To answer the OP, not effing fast enough.
@quiksylver296 you should have just posted pics of the medals. Lifts are progressing that fast.
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quiksylver296 wrote: »Being I'm a powerlifter that has average sensitivity to training at a more advanced age, I don't progress as fast as past years. I have to build up more and more useful stress to accomplish this.
That being said, I should add 15lbs to my squat, 25lbs to bench, and 30lbs to deaflift when I mock meet in a few weeks compared to my last sanctioned meet(March)when looking how I'm leading into the mock.
I'm really not looking to hit more than 100% of my estimates. More getting an idea of what chance I'll have to win Raw Nationals in October.
You're the man, @chieflrg. I'm just excited to be competing.
Bought my flight tix, BTW. And I lift on Saturday, so we're catching the Bears Sunday!
To answer the OP, not effing fast enough.
From the USAPL website, my competition stats:
As well as I am. I penciled in to break top 10 this year in rankings in the 105 division. Now I'm pretty sure I'm competing with the big boys up there, It will come down to who shows up since I'll be probably the lightest guy in the division . Being it's in Chicago (middle of the country), it should be the stiffest competition showing up. I'll be truly happy to step on podium in any place if I do. Just have to have the sneaky strategy in case the situation arises that I can take first.5 -
Overtime, looks pretty bleak on paper, charted out...something like this:
Not a powerlifter, weightlifter, or olympic lifter (not a specific goal of mine/focus of efforts/not priority)3
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