Training week 12/2019 (sets x reps x weight)
Monday 18.03.2019 Heavy Day:
Bench Press: 2x10x20, 8x70, 5x100, 5x130 & 5x3x145kg
Band Pull Apart: 5x20
Rows with resistance band: 5x12
Wednesday 20.03.2019 Light Day:
Bench Press: 2x10x20, 8x60, 5x90 & 5x5x120kg
Band Pull Apart: 5x20
Rows with resistance band: 5x12
Friday 22.03.2019 Medium Day:
Bench Press: 2x10x20, 8x60, 5x90, 5x120 & 5x5x132.5kg
Band Pull Apart: 5x20
Rows with resistance band: 5x12
Comment: deze week weer begonnen met HLM…bevalt nog altijd goed, alhoewel ik denk dat ik op de light en mediumday alreeds iets te zwaar bezig ben…deze week even corrigeren. En waarschijnlijk zal ik op de lichtere dag een iets hogere reprange aanhouden
Deze week zal ik dan 3x5x145 tijdens de zware dag gaan doen…totaal aantal reps verandert niet en blijft in totaal op 15 wat volgens de tabel van Prillepin de optimale hoeveelheid is bij 80-89%
Hieronder nog een link over een voorbeeld van welke intensiteit en volume men kan aanwenden als men 3x per week wil bankdrukken.
…The bench press allows us to build the most amount of strength, it’s the movement that most people can lift the most amount of weight on for long term. Which is good for muscle stimulation. We just want to be sure to hit a variety of rep ranges to stimulate different muscle fibers and continue to build strength while getting a different stretch and stimulus on them. We would want to train this around 2-3 times a week with a variety of reps.
The first session could be sets of 3-5 at 3-5 reps in the 80% range.
The second session could be a little lighter at 3 sets of 6-10 reps at 55-70%.
The third session could be a little lighter at 3-5 sets at around a 70% range.
With this we are hitting a wide range of reps while stimulating the muscle, allowing us to progress.
https://kizentraining.teachable.com/blog/68974/3bestchestexercises?utm_source=ActiveCampaign&utm_medium=email&utm_content=3+Best+Chest+Exercises&utm_campaign=Article+Day+3%2F23
Nog een andere interessante interpretatie van HLM is onderstaande link….het is net als met 5x5…er zijn heel wat variaties denkbaar en werkbaar!
https://www.reddit.com/r/weightroom/comments/87xk80/heavy_light_medium_programming_16_faqs_andy_baker/
Heavy days -- work up to a heavy set of 1-5 reps, do back off sets. Do ramp up sets. Do a pyramid. You can do 531, GZCL-T1 progressions. Longer, shorter or even no periodization of it at all, just linearly adding weight.
Medium days -- active recovery days, generally lower intensity and fewer reps, but can still be used beneficially. Have problems falling over in the squat? Moderately heavy pause squats far from failure fit well here. Generally don't feel all that good under heavier weights? Do comp squats / bench / deadlift with heavier weights, but with fewer reps than a heavy day. Instead of doing 3s at 87%~, do singles.
Light days -- I've personally found that for higher reps I tend to break down on form, so I underload variations that target a specific part of a lift, but this is just as easily a means to get practice / volume in on your compound lifts. You can do a lot of different things here too, BBB, FSL sets out of 531, more 'boring' 3x10 / 4x8 schemes from bodybuilding. You can do double-progression eg adding reps in a range from 8-12 then upping weight when you get to 12 reps in all 4 sets. You can do more linear periodization so that you go from 4x10 to 4x6 over 3 weeks while increasing the weight from week to week (and from cycle to cycle).