>last week I did 75kg 5x5 on bench >77,5 today >can

Rest longer and try again

>>37750774
I rest 3-5min between sets, is that not enough?

Eat big this week and try 77.5 again next week.

>>37750821
Alright, thanks for the advice.

>>37750509
>5x5
3 sets is the norm for newbies doing heavy weight. youll progress faster on it and it wont burn you out as hard.

>>37750509
>>37750802

It's not about rest between sets, keep that steady.

What you clearly need is a few days off to rest and recover.

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>>37750821
This. How many scoops do you eat, OP?

>>37750861
>>37750876
https://www.reddit.com//r/Fitness/comments/37ylk5/a_linear_progression_based_ppl_program_for/?sort=confidence

I am following this program, is this generally a good idea?
Will try to adjust bench to 3 working sets

>>37750861

>newbies

Most newbies are nowhere near doing 75x5x5.

>>37750885
current scoopage is 2, should I up to 4 to leave humanity behind?

>>37750893

That depends. How long have you been lifting?

>>37750916

What is your weight? You don't need 4 scoops unless you're a giant or you literally don't consume any other sources of protein.

>>37750916
C'MON

On a serious note, do eat all you fucking can. It was literally the only thing holding me back when the same shit happened a while ago.

>>37750897
Im talking people lifting for a few months, which lifting this weight would be certainly attainable

>>37750893
for new natty lifters frequency is key. Full body workouts work best for this as itll allow you to hit each muscle group 2-3 times a week. You will have to lower the sets you do to conserve strength to make the rest of your workout. Keep it simple and if burning out either eat/rest more or reduce the workload. Also do not go to absolute failure fyi

Same thing is happening to me around 75kg op

>>37750937
How much do you sleep per night? maybe that is my problem, I get 7h per day max