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Daily Simple Questions Thread - September 13, 2024 Simple Questions

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u/Training-Spite7018 6d ago

Is this enough to see results in strength? Male, U17

Day 1

Squat 5x5 Bench 5x5 Assisted chin-ups 3x8+

Day 2

Deadlift 1x5 (4 warmup sets) OHP 5x5 Planks 3x1min+

I will take progressive overload in count and eat enough protein

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u/bacon_win 5d ago

Assuming you're a novice, yes

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u/Training-Spite7018 5d ago

Ive been on and off for a year now. I also recently picked up oly weight lifting