Mark Rippetoe's Starting Strength
Original Novice Program
This is Mark Rippetoe's Starting Strength Logbook Calculator. This was designed as a supplement to the Starting Strength Program and is not affiliated with the book Starting Strength nor Mark Rippetoe. Only edit the cells in yellow. The first column, “Test Weight,” is where you will enter your starting weight (or your previous rep maxes). The “Reps,” column can usually be kept at “5” Reps for each exercise. The “lb Increase,” column is the amount (in lbs.) that you would like to increase each lift per workout. Click here for recommended increases. If you are unsure, leave this field alone. The “% to Reset,” column is how far back you'd like to begin before hitting your former maxes and need only be used if you are beginning with a former rep max or are resetting a lift. It is common to reset 5-15% in that case. The “Smallest Weight,” field is the smallest weight increment that can be added to the barbell (usually 5, or less if microloading). Workouts are read by column and the rotation is A/B/A/B. Good luck and GET STRONG DAMMIT! ~ Bango/Jgood Starting Strength Official Website Starting Strength Wiki Rippetoe/Starting Strength Question Forum Smallest Weight Increment: Test Weight Squat 100 Bench Press 100 Deadlift 100 Press 100 Power Clean 100 5 Reps (<12) 5 5 5 5 5
1RM 113 113 113 113 113
5RM 100 100 100 100 100
lb Increase 5 5 10 5 5
% to Reset 0.00% 0.00% 0.00% 0.00% 0.00%
Workout A Squat warmup warmup warmup warmup working sets warmup warmup warmup warmup working sets warmup warmup warmup working set
Mark Rippetoe's Starting Stre
Onus Wunsler Program
This is Mark Rippetoe's Starting Strength Logbook Calculator. This was designed as a supplement to the Sta the book Starting Strength nor Mark Rippetoe. Only edit the cells in yellow. The first column, “Test Weight your previous rep maxes). The “Reps,” column can usually be kept at “5” Reps for each exercise. The “lb In would like to increase each lift per workout. Click here for recommended increases. If you are unsure, leav how far back you'd like to begin before hitting your former maxes and need only be used if you are beginning is common to reset 5-15% in that case. The “Smallest Weight,” field is the smallest weight increment that c microloading). Workouts are read by column and the rotation is A/B/A/B. Good luck and GET STRONG DAM Starting Strength Official Website Starting Strength Wiki Rippetoe/Starting Strength Question Forum Smallest Weight Increment: Test Weight Squat 100 Bench Press 100 Press 100 Deadlift 100 Power Clean 100 5 Reps (<12) 5 5 5 5 5
Workout A Squat warmup warmup warmup warmup working sets warmup warmup warmup warmup working sets warmup warmup warmup working set warmup warmup warmup warmup working sets
Onus Wunsler Program
Workout B Squat warmup warmup warmup warmup working sets warmup warmup warmup warmup working sets Sets x Reps 2x5 1x5 1x3 1x2 3x5 2x5 1x5 1x3 1x2 3x5 3-5x10 Session #2 45 40 60 80
105
Session #4 45 45 65 90
115
Bench Press
45 50 70 90
100
45 50 70 90
105
Back Extensions working sets (or Glute Ham Raises) Chin-Ups
working sets 3 sets to failure 1st Set 2nd Set 3rd Set
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Onus Wunsler Program
s Starting Strength
Wunsler Program
designed as a supplement to the Starting Strength Program and is not affiliated with llow. The first column, “Test Weight,” is where you will enter your starting weight (or 5” Reps for each exercise. The “lb Increase,” column is the amount (in lbs.) that you ed increases. If you are unsure, leave this field alone. The “% to Reset,” column is eed only be used if you are beginning with a former rep max or are resetting a lift. It the smallest weight increment that can be added to the barbell (usually 5, or less if Good luck and GET STRONG DAMMIT! ~ Bango/Jgood
ting Strength Official Website Starting Strength Wiki /Starting Strength Question Forum
Mark Rippetoe's Starting Stre
Practical Programming Novice Program
This is Mark Rippetoe's Starting Strength Logbook Calculator. This was designed as a supplement to the S with the book Starting Strength nor Mark Rippetoe. Only edit the cells in yellow. The first column, “Test weight (or your previous rep maxes). The “Reps,” column can usually be kept at “5” Reps for each exercise lbs.) that you would like to increase each lift per workout. Click here for recommended increases. If you Reset,” column is how far back you'd like to begin before hitting your former maxes and need only be used are resetting a lift. It is common to reset 5-15% in that case. The “Smallest Weight,” field is the smallest weig (usually 5, or less if microloading). Workouts are read by column and the rotation is Mon/Wed/Fri. G Bango/Jgood Starting Strength Official Website Starting Strength Wiki Rippetoe/Starting Strength Question Forum Smallest Weight Increment: Test Weight Squat 100 Bench Press 100 Deadlift 100 Press 100 5 Reps (<12) 5 5 5 5
Monday Squat warmup warmup warmup warmup working sets warmup warmup warmup warmup working sets warmup warmup warmup warmup working sets
working sets 3 sets to failure 1st Set 2nd Set 3rd Set
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Practical Programming Novice Program
's Starting Strength
amming Novice Program
was designed as a supplement to the Starting Strength Program and is not affiliated lls in yellow. The first column, “Test Weight,” is where you will enter your starting be kept at “5” Reps for each exercise. The “lb Increase,” column is the amount (in for recommended increases. If you are unsure, leave this field alone. The “% to former maxes and need only be used if you are beginning with a former rep max or allest Weight,” field is the smallest weight increment that can be added to the barbell and the rotation is Mon/Wed/Fri. Good luck and GET STRONG DAMMIT! ~
ting Strength Official Website Starting Strength Wiki /Starting Strength Question Forum
Mark Rippetoe's Starting Stre
Wichita Falls Novice Program
This is Mark Rippetoe's Starting Strength Logbook Calculator. This was designed as a supplement to the S with the book Starting Strength nor Mark Rippetoe. Only edit the cells in yellow. The first column, “Test weight (or your previous rep maxes). The “Reps,” column can usually be kept at “5” Reps for each exercise lbs.) that you would like to increase each lift per workout. Click here for recommended increases. If you Reset,” column is how far back you'd like to begin before hitting your former maxes and need only be used are resetting a lift. It is common to reset 5-15% in that case. The “Smallest Weight,” field is the smallest weig (usually 5, or less if microloading). Workouts are read by column and the rotation is Mon/Wed/Fri. G Bango/Jgood Starting Strength Official Website Starting Strength Wiki Rippetoe/Starting Strength Question Forum Smallest Weight Increment: Test Weight Squat 100 Bench Press 100 Power Clean 100 Deadlift 100 Press 100 5 Reps (<12) 5 5 5 5 5
Monday Squat warmup warmup warmup warmup working sets warmup warmup warmup warmup working sets warmup warmup warmup warmup working sets
Wichita Falls Novice Program
Pull-Ups working sets 3 sets to failure 1st Set 2nd Set 3rd Set
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Wichita Falls Novice Program
's Starting Strength
alls Novice Program
was designed as a supplement to the Starting Strength Program and is not affiliated lls in yellow. The first column, “Test Weight,” is where you will enter your starting be kept at “5” Reps for each exercise. The “lb Increase,” column is the amount (in for recommended increases. If you are unsure, leave this field alone. The “% to former maxes and need only be used if you are beginning with a former rep max or allest Weight,” field is the smallest weight increment that can be added to the barbell and the rotation is Mon/Wed/Fri. Good luck and GET STRONG DAMMIT! ~
ting Strength Official Website Starting Strength Wiki /Starting Strength Question Forum
Mark Rippetoe's Starting Stre
Advanced Novice Program
This is Mark Rippetoe's Starting Strength Logbook Calculator. This was designed as a supplement to the S with the book Starting Strength nor Mark Rippetoe. Only edit the cells in yellow. The first column, “Test weight (or your previous rep maxes). The “Reps,” column can usually be kept at “5” Reps for each exercise lbs.) that you would like to increase each lift per workout. Click here for recommended increases. If you Reset,” column is how far back you'd like to begin before hitting your former maxes and need only be used are resetting a lift. It is common to reset 5-15% in that case. The “Smallest Weight,” field is the smallest weig (usually 5, or less if microloading). Workouts are read by column and the rotation is Mon/Wed/Fri. G Bango/Jgood Starting Strength Official Website Starting Strength Wiki Rippetoe/Starting Strength Question Forum Smallest Weight Increment: Current Max Squat 100 Front Squat 100 Bench Press 100 Power Clean 100 Deadlift 100 Press 100 5 Reps (<12) 5 5 5 5 5 5
Monday Squat warmup warmup warmup warmup working sets warmup warmup warmup warmup working sets warmup warmup warmup warmup working sets
working sets 3 sets to failure 1st Set 2nd Set 3rd Set
Unweighted
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Advanced Novice Program
Wednesday Front Squat warmup warmup warmup warmup working sets warmup warmup warmup warmup working sets warmup warmup warmup warmup working sets warmup warmup warmup working set warmup warmup warmup warmup working sets
Advanced Novice Program
Pull-Ups working sets 3 sets to failure 1st Set 2nd Set 3rd Set Unweighted
Weighted
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Advanced Novice Program
's Starting Strength
ed Novice Program
was designed as a supplement to the Starting Strength Program and is not affiliated lls in yellow. The first column, “Test Weight,” is where you will enter your starting be kept at “5” Reps for each exercise. The “lb Increase,” column is the amount (in for recommended increases. If you are unsure, leave this field alone. The “% to former maxes and need only be used if you are beginning with a former rep max or allest Weight,” field is the smallest weight increment that can be added to the barbell and the rotation is Mon/Wed/Fri. Good luck and GET STRONG DAMMIT! ~
ting Strength Official Website Starting Strength Wiki /Starting Strength Question Forum