Do you train at home then? If so, all you need is a power rack, a good texas power bar, lots of weights, and a bench that can be moved into the power rack to bench. Set up a 4 day a week program based around the main lifts. You could do a squat and assistance day, a bench and assistance day, a deadlift and assistance day, and then a fourth day could be shoulders and assistance. If not prepping for a meet stick to 6-8 rep range on main lifts for 3 sets, try and do 4 week cycles increasing weight each week by 5 lbs or so. That is just a basic idea for you to start with.No. I want to. Later in the year. There arent any gyms around here though and, I dont know how to really prepare myself for one.
I train at a gym. I'm just not mentally prepared for a meet at the moment. I have some personal things and goals to hit then, I might transition over to powerliftingDo you train at home then? If so, all you need is a power rack, a good texas power bar, lots of weights, and a bench that can be moved into the power rack to bench. Set up a 4 day a week program based around the main lifts. You could do a squat and assistance day, a bench and assistance day, a deadlift and assistance day, and then a fourth day could be shoulders and assistance. If not prepping for a meet stick to 6-8 rep range on main lifts for 3 sets, try and do 4 week cycles increasing weight each week by 5 lbs or so. That is just a basic idea for you to start with.