Work up to your Training Max then try to hit 3-5 reps. The reps should be strong and fast.
7th Week, Training Max Test is listed for beginner, intermediate, advanced lifters. Confirm that its volume, frequency, and progression match your current training experience.
Use the prebuilt schedule with percentage calculations and training-max progression prepared for each session.
Sets per Week (Main vs Accessory)
1
Weeks
16
Avg Sets/Week
72
Avg Reps/Week
4
Days/Week
Average Intensity by Week
5 reps at 70%
5 reps at 80%
5 reps at 90%
3 reps at 100%
25-50 reps
25-50 reps
25-50 reps
5 reps at 70%
5 reps at 80%
5 reps at 90%
3 reps at 100%
25-50 reps
25-50 reps
25-50 reps
5 reps at 70%
5 reps at 80%
5 reps at 90%
3 reps at 100%
25-50 reps
25-50 reps
25-50 reps
5 reps at 70%
5 reps at 80%
5 reps at 90%
3 reps at 100%
25-50 reps
25-50 reps
25-50 reps
Weekly frequency
3 days per week
Strength
Weekly frequency
4 days per week
Strength
Weekly frequency
3 days per week
Strength
Weekly frequency
3 days per week
Strength
7th Week, Training Max Test is represented here as a 1-week template with 4 training days per week.
7th Week, Training Max Test is categorized for Strength. Its actual results still depend on appropriate loading, recovery, nutrition, and consistent execution.
7th Week, Training Max Test is listed for beginner, intermediate, advanced lifters. Confirm that its volume, frequency, and progression match your current training experience.
The KeyLifts version includes the schedule shown below and prepares percentage-based training weights from your training max.