Reviews
Brandon Campbell PRS
I love it. The variety keeps it fun and it's similar to the conjugate method which is exactly what I was looking for. I use accommodating resistance on speed days and added some calf and arm work but those are the only changes I've made
Needed a program to help me recover strength, this has a been a great guideline and is paced very well
I've tried several powerlifting programs over the last few years and this one is my favorite. Good strength gains but most importantly I enjoy the workouts.
Added 10 kgs to my lifts.Good programme for beginners and intermediate strength lifters added Modified it by adding arms day on the optional day and added a 1 or 2 extra accesories for optimal muscle hypertrophy and isolation. Overall a good programme will run 2 more cycles 💪🏻
Need to add cardio and core and bicep
Great plan. The only significant change I've made is the volume of work.
After recovering from major surgery and a torn hamstring, I found this program to be an excellent transition from a low-volume, low-intensity regimen. However, as the program progressed, the intensity and volume became too demanding. As a result, I skipped some of the accessory exercises due to soreness in my shoulders, elbows, and knees. Additionally, the taper at the end felt too drastic, leading to a decrease in hypertrophy. I would recommend this program for anyone seeking a powerbuilding routine, but I would not suggest it for competitive powerlifters preparing for a meet.
nice
Great training plan for the strength gains Added +30kg on deadlift ( 210-240kg ) in 1.5 month
Only on week 3 but so far it seems like a well designed program with zero junk volume, I also like the fact that you can do a fifth day to work on individual body parts which I have been using to do some curls and light shoulder work maybe some calves. As far as strength is concerned all lifts appear to be going upwards.