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Absolutely. Not implying it’s bad at all, especially if someone enjoys it. The frequency, exercise selection, balance, progression is solid. Volume is on the low end, but that could easily be...

That’s fair. I guess it’s just not my thing. The exercise selection and balance looks pretty good, so it’s worth a shot.

This seems really inefficient if I’m being honest. Only 10 sets for quads, chest etc is a bad deal when asked to train 5 days. Also, there are muscle groups missing from each day, so it’s not...

It’s not really Push/Pull, which you’re probably aware of. The way that’s set up, you’d be training elbow extension and flexion 6 days a week, which sounds like a bad idea from an injury prevention...

Right on. Love concurrent. Couldn’t see myself training any other way

Do as many clean pull ups as you can manage and then jump to the bar while controlling the negative for the remainder of the set.

I’d rather see an A/B with more variation. Drop a row and vert pull from the pull day and a hor push and vert push from the push day. Add another quad movement to this day too.

Hahahaha on spread

Not too sure where the confusion is. Number of hard sets is the metric you should be following for gauging total workload. 0-4 RIR are equal regarding what constitutes a hard set, except the fatigue...

Stay further from failure and increase volume.

Fair enough. Doing that actually takes some of the compressive load off the spine and turns it into more shear in a hyperextended position, which is what you were probably feeling. Was trying to...

Odd for this to be the limiting factor. Surely you squat and deadlift beyond 135 for more than 5 reps.

Yep, that’s a solid method

If you want RIR across and don’t like changing weights, rep goals are a good bet. Though it requires cumulative addition, if that’s within your realm of math capability lol

If you’re trying to maintain RPE set-to-set, I much prefer a rep goal method as opposed to what you’re suggesting. I prefer to keep base sets static with weight decreases only coming by way of...

There’s less load because you’re working one leg at a time. Whether you bear the weight on your shoulders or in your hands doesn’t change the nature of the load subjected to your spine.

Upper/Lower by far. Not a fan of training legs and upper body in the same session (beyond novice) if I’m doing any decent amount of volume. Also prefer to subject my tendons/joints to load 2x/week as...

There aren’t enough days in the week for what you’re looking for. If you want to do a body part split, frequency is always going to take a hit. You aren’t going to get many, if any, recommendations...

https://forum.bodybuilding.com/showthread.php?t=179740713&page=3

Very clever. I lol’d hard but hoping it’s just a bit of friendly banter, otherwise it’s just straight up mean lol

You’re correct. This is the type of warm up/ramp that is recommended in F5. It’s just a recommendation, though. There’s no hard and fast rule on how to warm up/ramp, so I think ego was providing more...