This is a 14 week strength and peaking block for advanced powerlifters. It contains four training blocks and can be used to peak for a powerlifting meet. It was written by the highly accomplished folks at Squats & Science. [Read more…]
14 Week Powerlifting Program Spreadsheets
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Vince Anello 14 Week Deadlift Program Spreadsheet
Updates:
- February 23, 2020 – Fixed mix up between pin squats and partial deadlifts. Thanks to a reader for pointing out the misinterpretation via the contact form.
- July 29, 2019 – Fixed permissions for the spreadsheet. You should be able to make a copy of it now. Apologies for any inconvenience.
This is a spreadsheet for Vince Anello’s 14 week deadlift program. [Read more…]
Tom McCullough 14 Week Peaking Powerlifting Program
Edit:Â Updated to support lb or kg rounding.
This 14 week peaking powerlifting program is similar to many other old school peaking programs on Lift Vault: 1x weekly session per lift, descending reps, increase intensity and a 5-10% 1 rep max increase at the end of the cycle. [Read more…]
Ed Coan Program: 12 and 14 Week Peaking Program Spreadsheets
Ed Coan’s peaking program is a straight percentage ladder that walks a lift from a 10-rep starting point up to a new single over 12 or 14 weeks. You train the lift once a week for two work sets, the reps drop as the weeks go by, and the percentage climbs every week without exception. There is no autoregulation and nothing to decide week to week.
The percentages run past 100% on purpose. Week 11 of the 12 week version calls for two doubles at 103.7%, and the last week is a single at 111.1%. That means the number you enter is your current max, and the program is built to walk you up to a number about 11% above it. Both versions finish at that same 111.1% single.
It’s a peaking block, so it suits a lifter with an established max and a meet or a max attempt on the calendar. You can run it for one lift or all three. If you’re still adding weight to the bar every week, a linear progression will get you more than this will, and if you specifically want a deadlift peak, Coan’s Coan Phillipi Deadlift Routine is the better known option.
[Read more…]Cowboy Method Spreadsheets – Original and Modified
While the Texas Method has long been a popular intermediate program for graduates of Rippetoe’s Starting Strength or other novice programs like Strong Lifts, a popular Texas Method variation to emerge has been the Cowboy Method.
Included here are the Original Cowboy Method and a Modified Cowboy Method. [Read more…]