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