Starting Strength Logbook Calculator
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rep maxes). The “Reps,” column can usually be kept at “5” Reps for each exercise. The “lb Increase,” colum
each lift per workout. Click here for recommended increases. If you are unsure, leave this field alone. The “
before hitting your former maxes and need only be used if you are beginning with a former rep max or are res
The “Smallest Weight,” field is the smallest weight increment that can be added to the barbell (usually 5, or le
the rotation is A/B/A/B. Good luck and GET STRONG DAMMIT! ~
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a supplement to the St
book Starting Strength nor Mark Rippetoe. Only edit the cells in yellow. The first column, “Test Weight,” is
previous rep maxes). The “Reps,” column can usually be kept at “5” Reps for each exercise. The “lb Increas
to increase each lift per workout. Click here for recommended increases. If you are unsure, leave this field a
like to begin before hitting your former maxes and need only be used if you are beginning with a former rep m
in that case. The “Smallest Weight,” field is the smallest weight increment that can be added to the barbell (u
by column and the rotation is Mon/Wed/Fri. Good luck and GET STRONG DAM
Session #7 Session #10 Session #13 Session #16 Session #19 Session #22 Session #25
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This is Mark Rippetoe's Starting Strength Logbook Calculator.Wichita
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book Starting Strength nor Mark Rippetoe. Only edit the cells in yellow. The first column, “Test Weight,” is
previous rep maxes). The “Reps,” column can usually be kept at “5” Reps for each exercise. The “lb Increas
to increase each lift per workout. Click here for recommended increases. If you are unsure, leave this field a
like to begin before hitting your former maxes and need only be used if you are beginning with a former rep m
in that case. The “Smallest Weight,” field is the smallest weight increment that can be added to the barbell (u
by column and the rotation is Mon/Wed/Fri. Good luck and GET STRONG DAM
Session #7 Session #10 Session #13 Session #16 Session #19 Session #22 Session #25
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Mark Rippetoe's Starting St
This is Mark Rippetoe's Starting Strength Logbook Calculator. Advanced Novice
This was designed asProgram
a supplement to the St
book Starting Strength nor Mark Rippetoe. Only edit the cells in yellow. The first column, “Test Weight,” is
previous rep maxes). The “Reps,” column can usually be kept at “5” Reps for each exercise. The “lb Increas
to increase each lift per workout. Click here for recommended increases. If you are unsure, leave this field a
like to begin before hitting your former maxes and need only be used if you are beginning with a former rep m
in that case. The “Smallest Weight,” field is the smallest weight increment that can be added to the barbell (u
by column and the rotation is Mon/Wed/Fri. Good luck and GET STRONG DAM
Session #7 Session #10 Session #13 Session #16 Session #19 Session #22 Session #25
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