The Dirty Gym

Coach
William Yahn

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Ty Stapleton is a powerlifter with a documented competitive history dating back to the early 1980s through the mid-1990s, primarily in the USPF (United States Powerlifting Federation) with additional appearances in USAPL and IPF events

This workout was republished Mar/1997 from POWERLIFTINGUSA.

His official recorded best competition lifts include a bench press of 244.9 lbs in multi-ply competition and a best single bench of 230 lbs, along with a squat of 327.5 lbs and a deadlift of 285 lbs, giving him totals around 840 lbs in equipped competition.

Athletes might choose programming associated with Stapleton if they value traditional bench press specialization, historical methodology from a lifter who succeeded in equipped competition, and patterns of frequent bench focus common to bench-oriented powerlifting training of his era.

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Week 1 of 21-week program
Monday
Week 1 Day 2

A

Bench Press

4 x 8 @ 65, 65, 65, 55 %

B

Close Grip Incline Bench Press

3 x 8

C

Behind the neck press

3 x 8

D

DB Lateral Raise

3 x 8

E

DB Front Raise

3 x 8

F

Rear Delt Flyes

3 x 8

G

Lying Tricep Extension

3 x 8

H

DG | French Press

3 x 8

I

Tricep Pushdown

6 x 8

Ty Stapleton 530 IPF Worlds Bench Record 96'