I started going to Barbell Club at Catalyst right around the time I finished the Burgener 10x3 squat program. They recommended I do Tim Swords' Squatting Program next, so I did. It was great since I was looking for a squatting cycle that had both front and back squats, but more front squats. It was a nice transition from 10x3 and a huge relief!
The Swords' Squat Program was created by Tim Swords, head coach of Team Houston Weightlifting. The Tim Swords' squat program is 7-weeks long and has you squatting three days per week. It includes both front and back squats, with an emphasis on front squats. For a given session, you'll either do front or back squats, but not both. Since there is no clear pattern in this cycle, I ended up doing the sessions Sunday, Tuesday, and Thursday. It is also fairly low volume, approximately 10-25 total reps/session (including warm up)... especially when compared to the full Burgener 10x3 cycle! Nevertheless, many people have experienced great success from it.
The Swords' Squat Program was created by Tim Swords, head coach of Team Houston Weightlifting. The Tim Swords' squat program is 7-weeks long and has you squatting three days per week. It includes both front and back squats, with an emphasis on front squats. For a given session, you'll either do front or back squats, but not both. Since there is no clear pattern in this cycle, I ended up doing the sessions Sunday, Tuesday, and Thursday. It is also fairly low volume, approximately 10-25 total reps/session (including warm up)... especially when compared to the full Burgener 10x3 cycle! Nevertheless, many people have experienced great success from it.