SL Streetlifting
Theory

How StreetLift programs work

StreetLift method in plain English: periodization, 1RM, KPSH, tonnage, average intensity, clusters and recovery.

StreetLift method Why the program moves from volume toward intensity and why failure work stays rare. 4 min 3 blocks waves volume intensity Periodization How planned changes in load help progress without chaos and constant testing. 4 min 3 blocks cycle deload peak 1RM and load Why streetlifting percentages use bodyweight plus the extra weight on the belt. 3 min 2 blocks 1RM percentages bodyweight Load dosing How light, medium and heavy sessions help manage training stress. 4 min 2 blocks load RPE frequency Formats What X×(Y×Z), clusters, intra-cluster rest and set rest mean. 4 min 2 blocks clusters KPSH rest Muscle fiber types Why some athletes hold long sets better while others express strength better. 3 min 2 blocks fibers strength endurance Energy systems Where energy comes from for a heavy set, a cluster and longer work. 4 min 2 blocks ATP glycolysis aerobic Supercompensation How training first lowers readiness and then can raise it above baseline. 4 min 2 blocks fatigue adaptation recovery RPE and RIR How to rate set difficulty and not confuse useful stress with full failure. 3 min 2 blocks RPE RIR readiness CNS and muscle adaptation Why early gains often come from the nervous system and later progress costs more. 4 min 2 blocks CNS skill muscle Funtikov formulas KPSH, tonnage, average relative intensity and load: how to look at a program through numbers. 5 min 3 blocks KPSH tonnage intensity Band work How to use bands as assistance or resistance without treating them as exact kilograms. 3 min 2 blocks band assistance load Biomechanics How grip, torso position, dip-bar width and range of motion change the load. 5 min 3 blocks range grip shoulders