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Old 02-08-2012, 02:10 PM   #7 (permalink)
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@BTB, the last paragraph threw me for a loop...hahaha

In my experience, I found that both styles work well for MYSELF, but not well for others and this could according to a person's strength levels, injuries, and whatnot. Example, I have a client who responds well to this format (ex.135x5, 135x5, 145x5, 145x5, 155x5) still a 5x5 but with progression. Also I have a client that responds better to just 135x5x5 across the board.

Basically, I agree with Hazz, Rich, and BTB

Each style has it's purpose in the long run and it works well to just switch from time to time.
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