Table 4:
Weeks 1‐2: Accumulation Phase. High volume, build work capacity | ||
Week 1 | Sets/reps | Intensity |
Push Press | 3×10 | 50% 1RM |
Back/Front Squats | 3×12 | 50% 1RM |
Leg Press/Hack Squat | 3×12 | 50% 1RM |
Step Ups | 2×12 | |
Lunges | 2×8 ea | |
Week 2 | ||
Push Press | 3×8 | 60% 1RM |
Back/Front Squats | 3×10 | 60% 1RM |
Leg Press/Hack Squat | 3×10 | 60% 1RM |
Trap Bar Deadlift | 3×8 | 60% 1RM |
Week 3‐4: Transmutation Phase. Increased loading | ||
Week 3 | Sets/reps | Intensity |
Hang Clean/Hang Snatch | 3×4 | 75% 1RM |
Back/Front Squat | 3×6 | 80% 1RM |
Deadlift/Trap Bar Deadlift | 3×6 | 80% 1RM |
Week 4 | ||
Hang Clean | 4×3 | 85% 1RM |
Back/Front Squats with accommodating resistance | 4×6 | 75% 1RM with bands |
Week 5: Realization Phase. Peak power. Intensity can be based on sport demands | ||
Hang Clean | 4×2 | 90% 1RM |
Squats (Front or Back) | 4×5 | 90% 1RM – complete as fast as possible |
Alternative Lifts: Deadlifts, Hang Snatch | ||
Week 6: Restoration Phase. Reduced loading to follow high intensity work | ||
Choose several exercises < 50% 1RM. Emphasize total body workouts with light loads and high repetitions. | ||
After this 6‐week block, the athlete repeats each phase. |
RM = repetition maximum