Using the
Cycle Sheet
Note:  Throughout this tutorial, we will use a max of 225, workout #4 as an example.

1.  Locate your one-rep max on the cycle sheet.  The weights listed in its row are the weights that you will use in your workouts.

     
225      | 110  125  135  150  165 | 180  190  205  220 | 170  185  200  210  225 | 230+

2.  Locate your workout number at the top of the cycle sheet.  The numbers in its row are the number of reps in each set for the given workout.

Workout 4 | 10X                8X  6X  |  4X   4X   4X

3.  To find the corresponding weight for each set, follow its column down until it intersects your max's row.

Workout 4 | 10X                8X  6X  |  4X   4X   4X



     
225      | 110  125  135  150  165 | 180  190  205

As you can see, workout #4 for a max of 225 would consist of six sets:
10 X 110,  8 X 150,  6 X 165,  4 X 180,  4 X 190,  4 X 205

When using the cycle sheet, start on workout #1 and progress to the following workout each time you lift.

Note that workout #7 is not a full workout, but simply a warmup and a max lift.  The next time you lift, start back on workout #1 at your new max weight.

It is easy to add rows to the cycle sheet if your max is lower than 185 or higher than 400.  Simply multiply your max by the percentages in the % max row.
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