(Squat) Paul Wrenn 975@SHW: Training by Marcus Mucheck in TrainHeroic

The Dirty Gym

Powerlifting

Coach

Marcus Mucheck

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Paul was a national champion in the USPF, USAPL, AAU, IPF World champion, and IPF world record holder.

This routine was republished in the DEC/2000 issue of POWERLIFTINGUSA as part of their "Anthology Workouts."

Paul's program is easy to use, easy to understand, 1 session per week, using minimal equipment. He competed both raw and in single ply. This program will satisfy either of those divisions.

We recommend using this program as a beginner for powerlifting or to increase the squat for other sports.

The 1 session per week allow for maximum recovery so sport skills could also be developed during the training week.

If you are interested in other historical programs from previous champions, or you would like something tailored to you, browse our other options.

Features
1 sessions per week
Must use App app to view and log training
Program Training

$15

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Features

Programming 1 day per week

1 Squat focused session per week. Perfect to add to an existing routine, use for beginners, or to fit into training for a sport.

Exercise Video Guidance

Instructional videos to guide your practice and make execution easy

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This is a solo, uncoached program. If you are interested in other programs or something tailored to you, please browse our other options.

Equipment

Recommended

BarbellWeight platesSquat rack

Sample Week

Week 1 of 12-week program

Sunday

Week 1 Day 1

DG | Low Bar Back Squat

5, 4, 3, 2, 2 @ 20, 32, 45, 58, 71 %

Coach

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Marcus Mucheck

Promo code: "PAULWRENNSQUAT" to pay only $4.95.

Easy to use, easy to understand, easy to stack with sports training.

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FAQs

Is this program for beginners?

Yes, we actually suggest beginners use this or something like it.

Is this only for powerlifting?

No. This program pairs very well for in season ( or out of season) athletes.

Why isn't there any assistance work?

Only Paul would be able to answer this for you. Depending on your goals, you could add assistance work, but we recommend doing the programs as written at least once.