Prilepin's Chart Explained (HOW TO USE FOR YOUR TRAINING)

Prilepin's Chart is a table of optimal Olympic weight lifting rep ranges to be used for training. It was created by A.S. Prilepin, a Soviet era sports scientist. The chart was created by reviewing the training journals of thousands of weightlifting athletes. [READ TO FIND OUT HOW YOU CAN USE IT]


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