n_Suns (aka 2_Suns) assembled a 5/3/1/ LP spreadsheet complete with 4, 5, and 6 day variants in addition to dead lift and squat specific workloads to help everyone get stronger.
All credit goes to Jim Wendler and n_suns.
For more programs to help specific lifts, check these out.
Now let’s get into the program spreadsheets!
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n_Sun’s Original 5 Day 5/3/1 Program
The original that started it all. This took Jim Wendler’s 5/3/1 and incorporated weekly progression,whereas the initial Wendler 5/3/1 program planned for monthly progression.
While many advanced lifters are not able to progress on a linear basis, this is a great choice for beginners and intermediates looking to pack on strength and practice the major compound lifts.
7/18/17 Update:
Progression has been updated to the following:
- 0-1 reps = no increase
- 2-3 reps = +5 lbs
- 4-5 reps = +5-10 lbs
- 5+ reps = +10-15 lbs
Initially the spreadsheet advised that 1 rep sets add 5 lbs onto the training max, which was incorrect. The spreadsheet below reflect this update.
n_Suns_531_Linear Progression (5 day)
n_Suns_531_Linear Progression (5 day)
n_Suns All in One: 4, 5, 6, day templates with squat and deadlift specific variations.
Plus, you can customize and track your weak point so help customize the program base d on your individual areas for improvement.
If you download one n_Suns spreadsheet, this should probably be one (though there’s some cool stuff below)
n_Suns 531LP (4 day, 5 day, 6 day deadlift, 6 day squat)
n-Suns CAP3 (Cyclical AMRAP Progression – 3 Weeks)
Complete with crystal clear instructions, n-Suns collection’s of 5/3/1 mutations that seems super easy to read along with and follow.
In fact, all you need to to is pick your 1RM for the big 4, enter your bodyweight, and you’ll be gaining strength, getting bigger, and setting PRs before you know it.
n-Suns' CAP3 Cyclical AMRAP Progression
n-Suns 5/3/1 6 Day Deadlift Focus Program
Even though the traditional 5/3/1/ BBB model trains each of the major compounds lift once per week with a ton of muscle building accessories, this variation has the athlete deadliting twice per week in addition to a sumo deadlift day, leading to thee deadlifting sessions per week.
n_Suns_531_LP_6_day_Deadlift_Focus
n-Suns 5/3/1 6 Day Squat Focus Program
While the traditional 5/3/1/ BBB model trains each of the major compounds lift once per week with a ton of muscle building accessories, this variation has the athlete competition squatting twice per week and doing a near-variant one additional day for a total of three squatting todays.
Looking to improve you squat? This may be just what the doctor ordered!