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EPISODE · Jun 12, 2026 · 48 MIN

#5 - The Standards of Strength and Health

from The Family Barbell · host Trent Jones, SSC

Hey we've got standards here! In today's episode, Coach Trent and Jordan talk about strength standards for the beginning lifter, basic targets that any serious lifter should be striving for in the first couple years of their training. While everyone's journey is different, and everyone's absolute strength potential is different, the vast majority of people picking up a barbell can hit these numbers, and should strive to reach them.   Coach Trent and Jordan also discuss some basic healthy habit standards such as sleep, general activity, leisure, and socializing.   The Base (for Men), lbs 115x5 Press 185x5 Bench 225x5 Squat 315x5 Deadlift   The Standards 1.0 (Men) Simply put, 1/2/3/4 plates for 1 rep. Ideally for 5 reps. 135 Press (one plate on each side of the bar) 225 Bench (two plates) 315 Squat (three plates)  405 Deadlift (four plates)   The Standards 2.0 (Men) 2/3/4/5 plates for one rep, i.e. the Starting Strength "sticker" numbers 200 Press 315 Bench 405 Squat 500 Deadlift   The Base (Women) 70 Press 100 Bench 135 Squat 205 Deadlift   The Standards 1.0 80 Press 115 Bench 185 Squat 250 Deadlift   The Standards 2.0 (sticker numbers) 100 Press 155 Bench 225 Squat 315 Deadlift

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