Lab Rat – Off Season Week 4

I’m currently in an offseason training cycle after competing at RPS Redemption in Ft. Myers May 30th.  I ended up lifting in the 275’s vs. the planned 242.  I achieved a 1610lb total via 580 squat, 440 bench and 590 deadlift.  Best numbers at 242 were 550, 425, 575 for 1550.  I don’t have a meet on the horizon yet but there are several goals in mind. 

 

Saturday 7/11 – Squat/Deadlift

Warm up – McGill Big 3, KB swings

Squats (all performed w/high box, cambered bar)

  • 2 x 6 w/ bar
  • 2 x 5 w/ 155
  • 2 x 3 / 245
  • 335 x 3
  • 385 x 3
  • 425 x 3

Sumo Deadlift (4″ blocks)

  • 245 x 5
  • 335 x 3
  • 385 x 3
  • 425 x 3

Wrapped Brian’s and Byrd’s knees with the NEW INZER double gripper wraps several times and decided to call it a day.

 

Monday 7/13 – Bench

Warm up – Rotator work, few sets with an empty bar

Bench (all using a 2.5board)

  • 2 x 5 w/ 135
  • 2 x 5 w/ 225
  • 275 x 3
  • 315 x 3
  • 345 x 3
  • 375 x 3

Wide grip pause bench – 275 x 5, 2 x 5 w/ 315

Incline d/b – 3 x 12

Band fly – 60 reps

Band press down – 60 reps

 

Wednesday 6/24 (Squat/Deadlift assistance day)

McGill Big 3

McGill chins (alternating grip) – 20 reps

Barbell row – 2 x 8 w/ 135, 2 x 8 w/ 225, 2 x 6 w/ 275

Barbell shrug – 2 x 8 w/ 315, 2 x 8 w/405

Piston squats (cambered bar) – 2 sets bar

  • 2 x 5 w/ 155
  • 3 x 5 w/ 245
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Jason Kowalewski

Jason Kowalewski is an up and coming raw powerlifter residing in Jacksonville, Florida where he trains with Team Samson. In his younger years he was a “gear head” who built his first drag car before obtaining a driver’s license. Within the last 6 years his primary focus has shifted from motorsports to powerlifting. Jason began training under Brian’s tutelage in February 2013. He was actually one of the initial test subjects, hence the name Lab Rat. Since then he has seen significant improvements on all lifts with his commitment to Brian and the 10/20/Life methodology. To date his best total is 1653.4lbs via 633.8lb squat, 435.4lb bench and 584.9lb deadlift at 242lbs.

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