12 Weeks to a Bigger Bench (eBook)
Brianメs program uses max effort workouts focusing on board work with corresponding raw repetition effort workouts ヨ a proven way to increase your bench max while preventing overtraining and injury. If youメve hit a plateau or want a new program for your next meet ヨ or if you already have Brianメs DVD ヨ this is the manual you need.
This book includes a 12 Week Workout Log with Percentage Charts and is designed for both geared and raw benchers.
Brian Schwab has the highest all-time total (1930) in the 148-pound class, and the third highest total (2045) at 165. He was ranked #1 in the 148-pound class for seven consecutive years. He has the all-time highest full meet benches in both weight classes with 565 at 148 and 622 at 165.
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