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Originally posted by capegrape View PostI just found out my powerlifting meet has been rescheduled for 25 July (fingers crossed restrictions on gatherings don't tighten again). I'm looking for recommendations for how I can make a template fit my needs.
I have been doing bodyweight training at home the last ~8 weeks, trying to get fairly close to failure, just to keep as much muscle as possible. My gym is open now so I have access to usual equipment, but because it's been a while since I've touched a barbell I'll need to gradually increase volume. And I'm guessing it's probably better to keep the PL specificity high since I've only got 9 weeks to reacquaint myself to the movements.
My first thought was to do the last 9 weeks of one of the 13 week strength templates. The problem I see is that the volume for my first week back might be inappropriate. Another option might be doing either the 1st or 2nd half of Strength I or Powerlifting II (6 weeks) followed by the peaking template (3 weeks).
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9 weeks to prep for a meet
I just found out my powerlifting meet has been rescheduled for 25 July (fingers crossed restrictions on gatherings don't tighten again). I'm looking for recommendations for how I can make a template fit my needs.
I have been doing bodyweight training at home the last ~8 weeks, trying to get fairly close to failure, just to keep as much muscle as possible. My gym is open now so I have access to usual equipment, but because it's been a while since I've touched a barbell I'll need to gradually increase volume. And I'm guessing it's probably better to keep the PL specificity high since I've only got 9 weeks to reacquaint myself to the movements.
My first thought was to do the last 9 weeks of one of the 13 week strength templates. The problem I see is that the volume for my first week back might be inappropriate. Another option might be doing either the 1st or 2nd half of Strength I or Powerlifting II (6 weeks) followed by the peaking template (3 weeks).Tags: None
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