Haven't been to the gym in about a month, due to a re-location and some other life events
before the move my 1RM's were as follows:
ohp: 190
bench: 275
squat: 445
diddly: 470
going as a guest with my buddy today to get a feel for how much my numbers have potentially dropped
is there a certain way I should go about doing this?Spend more time than usual stretching/rolling? As far as the lifting, I was just planning on feeling out each lift, with maybe 35 lb jumps until about 90% max effort, then resetting my training max based on that
thoughts?
>>42615665
Now that done there depends on how much ya ate and what ya ate son, if ya dint eat nuff then ya gon hav sum drops done there sonny boy
Just start at about 80% your usual weight and feel it out. I took about a month or a little more off at one point and my lifts dropped significantly. I wasn't eating right either. As an example I was able to hit 10 good reps in a set on bench at 235, after my break I was struggling with 5x5 at 225. Squats dropped from 445 max to struggling 5 reps with 300. I'm sure everyone varies but fuck man don't take long breaks they suck.
>>42615728
op here, I've also had some elbow tendonitis I was hoping would heal up during the move
the only other break I've taken in the past two years was a month long bender after a relationship went fucking nuclear
I'm not expecting much, I feel it even after taking just a week off