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    Bill Starr 5x5 vs SL 5x5? Which one?

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    What are your thoughts about those two "project"s? I was recommended to follow SL 5x5 and to be honest, I really appreciate the information provided by the compiler of the workout. He keeps sending real good information, telling exactly what to do with good details.

    But, I saw nobody talking about it on the forum. Most people are focused on Bill Starr's 5x5, which looked A LOT complicated to me when compared to SL 5x5.

    So what do you think and how can you compare those two?
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    Originally Posted by hansomreiste View Post
    Hi,

    What are your thoughts about those two "project"s? I was recommended to follow SL 5x5 and to be honest, I really appreciate the information provided by the compiler of the workout. He keeps sending real good information, telling exactly what to do with good details.

    But, I saw nobody talking about it on the forum. Most people are focused on Bill Starr's 5x5, which looked A LOT complicated to me when compared to SL 5x5.

    So what do you think and how can you compare those two?
    Personally I would go with bill starrs over strong lifts just from personal experience with bill starrs. I don't no enough about strong lifts to comment on it. But if you are a beginner I recommend starting with starting strength. However if u are set on bill starrs I'd be happy to answer any questions or explain it for you.
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    I would go with Starting Strength over Strong Lifts. They are very similar in structure, but Starting Strength is better at teaching technique. You can see both program summaries here - 5x5 Workouts
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    Choose one, smash it, and stick woth it.

    If you follow any of those routines, they'll take you to a similar place.

    I'm a Bill Starr guy, but Starting Strength has made entry to training easier. I prefer that to Stronglifts, which is a simplification of Starr's.
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