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Hi this is Kevin,
Typically when I'm training for an upcoming powerlifting meet, I train in 2-month cycles. I start off with higher rips lighter weight, and slowly progress each week, increasing the weight I use and decreasing the reps/sets. But anyway, here's the basic idea of what I do each week:
M: Chest/Tricepts (compared with my Friday chest exercise, I do less weight higher reps. Since I'm doing chest twice a week, I like to do one light day and one heavy day)
T: Back/Bicepts/Abs (start with bent-over row, pulldowns, cable row for back)
W: Squat, leg curl, other random leg stuff
R: Rest
F: Chest/Shoulders (As mentioned before, today is my heavy chest day)
S: Deadlift, Pull-ups, Hyperextensions
S: Rest
Sorry this isn't extremely detailed; if you're (or anyone else) interested in exactly what I do each week in terms of what exercises and the specific number of sets/reps I do each week, PM coach huang's account with your email address and I'll be happy to send it to you. I keep a word document with my weekly progress.
As for my diet, I have to admit that I have a VERY basic understanding of proper nutrition and dieting. Basically, I just make sure that I eat vegetables carbs and protein. I also take whey protein after my workouts. I don't really want to explain much more, because I don't want to give you any wrong information.
Good luck with your training.