I can't remember what weights I was lifting at the end of stage 1 but I'm fairly certain that you are beating me on all lifts!

However, whats more important that the absolute weight that you lift, is the relative weight to you. Do you feel like you could go heavier and still maintain good form? If so then go for it. But remember to watch your form, a lot of people in the beginning seem to up weights very quickly and then have to reduce them in order to correct their form. Just keep doing what is 'heavy lifting' for you and you will make progress.

Well, if you are doing it wrong - so am I! I had gotten all the way through Stage 1 earlier in the summer but started over around the same time you did, due to a huge life change that threw off my program. I did not go back all the way to my starting weights, but restarted somewhere in the middle.

You are lifting more weight than me, but I don't know your size relative to mine. I am 5'6, and weigh 148 right now. I have completed 3 rounds each of 1A & 1B.

Here is where I am right now:
Squats: 95 lbs
Seated Row: 80 lbs
Deadlift: 90 lbs
Dumbell shoulder press: 20 lbs each arm
Lat Pull down: 70 lbs
Lunge: 25 lbs in each hand

Horizontal wood chop: ?? (I am doing push ups and prone jackknifes - but not horizontal wood chop. I bought my book used, and am wondering if this move was included in a later edition)

Since we are essentially at the same place, I'll be interested to hear how your progress goes compared to mine. Keep me posted!!

I am about 1/2 way through stage one... am generally sore a couple days after every workout... but am only lifting 2x a week, versus 3x.
I am 5'1 and about 131

My stats last week were:

deadlift - 65
squat - 70
lat pull - 70
step ups - 25 each arm (but with grip issues)
shoulder press - 20 each arm
lunges - 17.5 each arm
row - 20 each arm (using dumbbells)

Can def do more on most, but increasing slowly...

Will be going up on deadlift, squat, shoulder presses and lunges this week... probably rows too.

Lat pull will be awhile since the next step on my machine is 90

Step ups I am debating whether to keep with the barbells until my grip can catch up (which doesn't engage my legs), or switch to the bar to engage my legs... but it won't help the grip.... decisions, decisions...

1. Are you lifting 2-3x a week?
2. Are you focusing on form?
3. Are you slowly and progressively adding more weight?

If you answered yes to all three, then you're doing it right

All the rest is just numbers, and those will be different for everyone dependent on height, weight, age, experience etc etc etc etc.