This is another old school bench press peaking program spreadsheet. It attempts to add 20 pounds onto the lifter’s 1 rep max by the end of the cycle, which is pretty ambitious.
Format:
- Bench 1x weekly
- Starts at 55% of your (1RM + 20 lbs) and increases in intensity
12 Week Bench Press Peaking Program
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