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Workout Description
One of the most popular tests at the combine is the 225 pound bench press for reps.
Since 1999, only a small handful of players have been able to perform more than 40
reps using this weight. The top 10 is as follows:
Workout A - Performed on week one, this bench press workout focuses on 5x5
work.
Workout B - During week 2 you will be hammering out quite a few reps, starting
with 5x8 work on the bench press.
Workout C - For week three, you will start with heavy 3x3 bench pressing, and
finish with a 20 rep set "tester."
Workout A - For your last set of the 5x5, perform as many reps as possible. When you
are able to reach 8 or more reps, add weight the next time you perform Workout A.
Workout B - For your last set of the 5x8, perform as many reps as possible. When you
are able to reach 10 or more reps, add weight the next time you perform Workout B.
Workout C - For your last set of the 3x3, perform as many reps as possible. When you
are able to reach 5 or more reps, add weight the next time you perform Workout C.
For your max rep set, add 5 pounds when you are able to perform more than 20 reps
per set. Once you reach 20+ reps using 225 pounds, keep using 225 pounds and
continue trying to set a new PR every third week.
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Steve Shaw is an experienced raw masters powerlifter with over 31 years of
iron game experience. His best competition lifts are a 602.5 pound squat, a
672.5 pound deadlift, and a 382.5 pound bench press. Steve is also known
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Posted Wed, 12/30/2015 - 00:26 LIKE 22
Josh
So if my max with 225 is 7 reps. What should I start at for the 5x5 portion?
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Posted Mon, 09/16/2013 - 12:08 LIKE 31
"Apache"
This is not really a comment.my question revolves around the fact I am fifty-seven years old
and I still desires to look good and yet maintain strength at the same time...I do workout and
finally I'm looking towards retirement in the very near future.my question is how do I increase
my bench at this stage in my life?all the young guys at the gym says it's mind over matter and
you limit yourself by saying it's too much and I can't do it and your body just follow along....but I
really believe likewise anything can be accomplished if you have the right routine,and the right
diet but yet I'm lost help me out here!!!!
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Posted Tue, 07/02/2013 - 10:33 LIKE 31
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Hey steave what is a good split to do when using this workout on Mondays.
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Posted Sat, 04/20/2013 - 01:45 LIKE 35
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good post, i have been looking for it
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Posted Sun, 03/31/2013 - 16:37 LIKE 39
Rashad
The workout above
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Posted Thu, 03/28/2013 - 09:31 LIKE 48
Steven
Start with a weight you think you can handle for the given scheme. The workout then
describes when you should add weight.
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