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Originally Posted by Rich Muny
I expected to get 475 lb and didn't want to jump that much from 405 lb. I also didn't want to miss 475 by going for a PR prior and not having enough left. And, I wanted to see if 455 was easier now than before. You're right....if I was planning to get 460 today, I'd have gone straight from 405 to 460.
If 475 was your main goal and you didn't want to sacrifice some small equity there by doing 460 instead of 455, then I would have just skipped 455. Just go 405-440-475 or 380-425-475 or whatever. I don't see the point in "seeing if 455 was easier". You are already testing a 1RM/heavy single! You don't need 2 tests in a day!
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Originally Posted by Rich Muny
Also, I know you post in SI. 455 lb is four 45 lb plates and one 25 lb on each side. It's a natural incremental jump in weight.
Haha, so what? 460lb is an extra 2.5lb plate on top of that. That's hardly any extra work to do. If you had said 450 OTOH, I would have understood.
Regardless, nice lifting!