At this point, if your style was good, and the lifts were "pulling you up," you would continue with 2.5 kg increase for one single at a time until missing. If you made the 20th lift, you were close to your best lift. If you make 21 or 22 consistently, this was the sign to increase the starting weight. Clean & Jerk were done in the same fashion.
Some days you would do just 15-17 of each lift, other days, depending on your recovery ability, you would push to 20+. Assistance exercises were something Mills did not recommend while "trying to learn how to lift weights."
If you had strength without style, you'd probably never realize your full potential, and injury was almost inevitable. All technique and no strength would not cut it either, so workout like this was designed to apply all the strength you had.
Joe Mills quote " You're never as tired as you think you are!"
written by Gary Valentine, MA, CSCS gvalentine01@snet.net
Start @ 75% of max | 5 singles | 1-2 minutes apart |
Increase 5 kg | 5 singles | 1-2 minutes apart |
Increase 5 kg | 5 singles | 1-2 minutes apart |
Increase 5 kg | 1 singles | 1-2 minutes apart |
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