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Systems for increasing load or reps over time, tailored for novices (linear) to advanced trainees (wave loading).
: For consistent gains, you must systematically increase the challenge. Intermediates often use wave loading models to manage fatigue while increasing intensity. Level 4: Exercise Selection
/\ / \ 6. Periodization /----\ / \ 5. Progression /--------\ / \ 4. Exercise Selection /------------\ / \ 3. Volume, Intensity, Frequency ----------------\ \ \ 2. Adherence \----------------\ \ \ 1. Execution ----------------- 1. Execution (The Foundation)
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The system organizes training concepts from most to least critical:
Systematically manipulate volume and intensity over blocks of time to prevent plateaus and manage fatigue (ideal for advanced lifters). Level 4: Exercise Selection
