Most relevant books for proper training: >Louie Simmons Westside Barbell Book of Methods, Bench Press Manual, and Book of Squat and Deadlift. One of the best authors for training fundamentals, but program guidelines are quite loose. >Josh Bryant Jailhouse Strong, JHS 8x8 Offseason Powerlifting Program, and JHS Successful Mindset Manual. Great author for training fundamentals. However, there is no free peaking program. >Cory Swede Burns 5th Set, and 5th Set Evolutions. Most up to date training program templates, only the bench peak is outdated. >Jim Wendler 5/3/1 for Powerlifting, 5/3/1 Forever. 5/3/1 for PL is a great beginner book, and if you like it, Forever can be used to adapt it for longer term progress. Bryant's and Burns's books are well written, but Wendler is a retard and Louie cannot into English. All of the books are in the pastebin in Bobbergs's drive.
>>mfw im going to do more on closegrip bench then the rest of plg's squat and dead Lasha has returned to the fold
Ryder Sanders
Can someone please post an example of what an aesthetics/hypertrophy routine looks like? I want to understand how reps and sets work for that
Jack Torres
>You see, amigo, in this world there are two kinds of men: those who eat beans and those who become anime troons and then kill themselves. I eat beans.
>WAWTT squats up to 5x295 deads up to 5x315 ezpz >WAWLTT lifting? Depeche Mode and Death sauna? Richard Spencer live rn >WAWET ECA stack and another coffee >WAWFT excellent. feeling the carb load from last night. could have gone much heavier today but 2 d i s c i p l i n e d
haaa chaaaaa MAAAAAAAAAAAAA watched some Mountain Dog last night and felt some feels. he was just here bros, telling you 21 reasons your back is small (they're all: you're not Weems)