How do you modify Texas Method for powerlifting?

You do a powerlifting program. The TM template is specifically not for powerlifting as said by rip. I believe there is a pl version in the book practical programming for strength training. Or pick a program more specific to powerlifting.

read the book, its a great program

>>41481225
I don't have time or money to read the book.

>>41481111
Simply put, increase emphasis on bench at the expense of OHP and increase deadlift frequency.

>>41481572
download it from powerliftinggeneral.com and just read chapter 7

>>41481111
OP, im in your same boat.

Tho i have to say PP gives too many information.

>>41482030
>gives too many information.
I don't think the book is the problem

>>41481111
IT IS RIGHT THERE IN THE FUCKING BOOK YOU MORON!

THERE ARE ABOUT A HALF-DOZEN DIFFERENT FUCKING TEXAS METHOD TEMPLATES SPECIFICALLY FOR POWERLIFTING, WHICH ALL BENCH HEAVY TWO TIMES A WEEK.

>>41481605

I do both bench and ohp on M&W and shoot for a new 1rm diddle on F, is there a more efficient way to TM for powerlifters?

>>41484461
>IT IS RIGHT THERE IN THE FUCKING BOOK YOU MORON!
>THERE ARE ABOUT A HALF-DOZEN DIFFERENT FUCKING TEXAS METHOD TEMPLATES SPECIFICALLY FOR POWERLIFTING, WHICH ALL BENCH HEAVY TWO TIMES A WEEK

>>41481111
>take the plan
>change from the original plan however you want

That's how you modify a plan

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>>41481111
Consider the following

notes:
>close-grip BP on volume day
>main goal of intensity day is to add 5lbs not to hit all 5 reps. If you don't think you can hit all 5 next week follow the "Phase 2" progression
>be conservative when transitioning to TM or any other program, first week you should be able to hit Intensity Day with a rep in the tank