yeah, these are the methods pendley and rippetoe designed.
May I ask what your goal is?
If you're looking to increase your strength., like I said, that programme is for intermediates and it's more likely to overtrain you than anything else. Have a look at rippetore's books, especially Programming Practice, he recommends specific programmes for advanced lifters.
Goal is to get big and strong but I absolutely hate the "milos approach" as I call it, the way bodybuilders talk about "it's not about how much you lift but look like you can lift" or "train smart not heavy" or "squeeze the contraction, dont use the power" i absolutely HATE it (even if they are right i dont care really i hate it that much)
that's why I am inclined to powerlifting methodology even tho I care about size as much as about strength
I wouldn't say I'm advanced, my best bench is 5x115kg and best squat ("high bar full depth" without belt or knee sleeves) is 6x160kg
but my bench regresses often
last friday i was struggling with 100-105kg for 5 ....
squat however seems not to regress without reasonable outside factors or excuses squat seems to respond to hard hard training
bench is just wtf man
yes i will look into that programming book because following a fixed template to a T may not be the ultimate way forward