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      Bill trained much like a bodybuilder, when he got closer to meets he would cycle down to lower reps on the more compound movements. First he'd cycle down to sets of 8 reps, then sets of 5 reps, then to triples, and then doubles when very close to a meet. Prior to his 661lbs. World Record bench press he did a 633lbs. triple. Later, in exhibition, he did 600lbs. for 5 repetition.



      Monday


      Bench (heavy) warm up, then 4 sets x 10 reps
      Wide Grip Bench 3 sets x 10 reps
      Narrow Grip Bench 3 sets x 10 reps
      Front Delt Raise 4 sets x 8 reps
      Dumbell Seated Press 4 sets x 10 reps
      Side Delt Raise 4 sets x 10 reps
      Lying Tricep Push (after 2 warm up sets) 6 sets x 10 reps
      Tricep Push Down 4 sets x 10 reps



      Tuesday


      Squat (heavy) warm up, then 4 sets x 10 reps
      Deadlift (light) warm up, then 3 sets x 10 reps
      Shrugs 2 sets x 15-40 reps, 1 set x 10-20 reps
      Seated Hammer Curls 4 sets x 12 reps
      Standing Curl 4 sets x 10 reps
      Close Grip Chin Ups 3 sets x max on each set
      Seated Row 4 sets x 10 reps
      Leg Extensions 3 sets x 10 reps
      Leg Curl 3 sets x 10 reps
      Calf Raise 3 sets x 15-25 reps



      Thursday


      Bench (light) warm up, then 3 sets x 10 reps
      Wide Grip Bench 3 sets x 10 reps
      Narrow Grip Bench 3 sets x 10 reps
      Dumbell Seated Press (heavy) warm up, then 4 sets x 8 reps
      Front Delt Raise 4 sets x 10 reps
      Tennis Backhand Cable Extensions 4 sets x 10 reps
      Prone Tricep Extension 4 sets x 10 reps


      Saturday


      Deadlift (heavy) warm up, then 4 sets x 8 reps
      Squat (light) warm up, then 4 sets x10 reps
      Shrugs (heavy) 4 sets x 10-15 reps
      Seated Hammer Curl 4 sets x 8 reps
      Concentration Curl 4 sets x 12 reps
      One Arm Row - 3 positions 3 sets x 10 reps
      Wide Grip Pull (down to chest) 4 sets x 10 reps
      Leg Extensions 3 sets x 10 reps
      Leg Curl 3 sets x 10 reps
      Calf Raise 3 sets x 15-25 reps
      (Ab Work When Possible)

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      BILL KAZMAIER 10-WEEK BIG BENCH PROGRAM



      Here’s a 10-week program that I used to top off my bench training with a world record. It’s so intense that I recommend only two upper body workouts per week, one light and one heavy day per week. Note: 225/10 means, 225 lbs. for 10 reps. 225/3/15 means, 3 sets of 15 reps with 225 lbs.



      Week 1:

      Light Day: Regular bench presses, 225/10, 315/10, 410/3/15. Narrow and wide bench presses, 350/3/10. Dumbbell presses, 100/3/10. Front raises, 75/3/10. Lateral raises, 75/3/10. Modified triceps presses, 300/4/15. Decline triceps presses, 335/3/15.

      Heavy Day: Regular bench presses, 225/10, 315/10, 405/10, 435/3/15 (wow). Narrow and wide bench presses, 375/3/10. Assistance work same as my light day.



      Week 2:

      Light Day: Regular bench presses, 225/10, 315/10, 420/3/15. Narrow and wide bench presses, 360/3/10. Deltoid work same as week one. Modified triceps presses, 310/4/15. Decline triceps presses, 345/3/15.

      Heavy Day: Regular bench presses, 225/10, 315/10, 405/10, 455/3/10. Narrow and wide bench presses, 385/3/10. Assistance work same as my light day.



      Week 3:

      Light Day: Regular bench presses, 225/10, 315/10, 430/3/12. Narrow and wide bench presses, 400/3/10. Dumbbell presses, 100/3/10. Front raises, 75/3/10. Lateral raises, 75/3/10. Modified triceps presses, 320/4/15. Decline presses, 355/4/10.

      Heavy Day: Regular bench presses, 225/10, 315/10, 405/10, 480/3/8. Narrow and wide bench presses, 400/3/10. Assistance work same as my light day.



      Week 4:

      Light Day: Regular bench presses, 225/10, 315/10, 440/3/12. Narrow and wide bench presses, 380/3/10. Dumbbell presses, Front and Lateral raises, same as week 3. Modified triceps presses, 330/4/15. Decline triceps presses, 365/4/10.

      Heavy Day: Regular bench presses, 225/10, 315/10, 405/10, 500/3/8. Narrow and wide bench presses, 410/3/10. Assistance work same as my light day.



      Week 5:

      Light Day: Regular bench presses, 225/10, 315/10, 405/10, 450/3/10. Narrow and wide bench presses, 390/3/10. Dumbbell presses, 110/3/10. Front and Lateral raises, 85/3/10. Modified triceps presses, 340/3/15. Decline triceps presses, 375/4/10.

      Heavy Day: Regular bench presses, 225/10, 315/10, 405/10, 495/10, 525/5/5. Narrow and wide bench presses, 420/3/10. Assistance work same as my light day.



      Week 6:

      Light Day: Regular bench presses, 225/10, 315/10, 405/10, 460/3/10. Narrow and wide bench presses, 400/3/10. Dumbbell presses, Front and Lateral raises, same as week 5. Modified triceps presses, 350/4/15, Decline triceps presses, 350/4/10.

      Heavy Day: Regular bench presses, 225/10, 315/10, 405/10, 495/8, 545/4/5. Narrow and wide bench presses, 430/3/10. Assistance work same as my light day.



      Week 7:

      Light Day: Regular bench presses, 225/10, 315/10, 405/10, 470/3/8. Narrow and wide bench presses, 410/3/10. Dumbbell presses, 120/3/10. Front & Lateral Raises, 85/3/10. Modified triceps presses, 370/5/10. Decline triceps presses, 395/4/10.

      Heavy Day: Regular bench presses, 225/10, 315/10, 405/10, 495/8, 540/5, 570/3/5. Narrow and wide bench presses, 440/3/10. Assistance work same as my light day.



      Week 8:

      Light Day: Regular bench presses, 225/10, 315/10, 405/10, 480/3/8. Narrow and wide bench presses, 420/3/10. Dumbbell presses, Front and Lateral raises, same as week 7. Modified triceps presses, 380/5/10. Decline triceps presses, 405/4/10.

      Heavy Day: Regular bench presses, 225/10, 315/10, 405/10, 495/8, 570/5, 590/3/3. Narrow and wide bench presses, 450/3/10. Assistance work same as my light day.



      Week 9:

      Light Day: Regular bench presses, 225/10, 315/10, 405/10, 490/3/6. Narrow and wide bench presses, 430/3/8. Dumbbell presses, 130/3/10, Front and Lateral raises, 95/3/10. Modified triceps presses, 390/5/10, Decline triceps presses, 415/4/8.

      Heavy Day: Regular bench presses, 225/10, 315/10, 405/10, 495/8, 570/5, 610/2/3. Narrow and wide bench presses, 465/3/10. Assistance work same as my light day.



      Week 10:

      Light Day: Regular bench presses, 225/10, 315/10, 405/10, 500/3/6. Narrow and wide bench presses, 440/3/8. Dumbbell presses, Front and Lateral Raises, same as week 9. Modified triceps presses, 400/5/10. Decline triceps presses, 425/4/8.

      Heavy Day: Regular bench presses, 225/10, 315/10, 405/10, 495/8, 550/5, 590/5, 635/3. Narrow and wide bench presses, 475/3/10. Assistance work same as my light day.

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