Candito programs

D-Ballin

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Interested to see what our resident strength experts think of these:
http://www.canditotraininghq.com/free-strength-programs/

Seems like a solid program for a cross over from bodybuilding to strength. Good strength base, with lots of customization available for hypertrophy work and addressing symmetry/weaknesses.

Would you guys think this would be a good program for someone who wants to put up some better numbers, but who has no interest in competing? Or do you guys think that it would serve better to put hypertrophy work on hold, and go into a full on specification program?

As far as background, I can bench and squat body weight (triples or so on both, squat sucks), and rep 5x5s at 1.5 bw on deads. I am guessing I can progress for a few meso cycles on the lp program, and then will probably jump straight to the periodized program as soon as I stall.

I am also taking on a young coworker as a trainee/partner. Poor kid is a beanpole. I think he would be best served starting in on a strength program and getting his numbers up. But, at 21, his biggest motivator is pussy, so naturally he's looking for the size first. Think this would be a good compromise for a beginner? I'm trying not to hit him with too much fatigue accumulation, because I don't want him flaking. Next choice for him would probably be the Texas method, but that almost seems like it needs more volume, at least for me.
 
I know many people that run his 6 week intermediate plan with great results.

Wayy to much bench pressing for me but otherwise it looks really good.
 
Hey, thanks for the input brother!

I'm still torn between his stuff, and the greyskull program at this point. Got a few more weeks of cutting while I decide. But leaning toward these for ease of use currently.

I like me some bench press, so it works for me. :)
 
Good program, for you currently linear programs are gonna bring best results and his are indeed linear.
 
To me greyskull has the best lp hybrid type program. You should look into it. Its on scribd
 
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