some thoughts:
IMHO, your increments per set are very little, especially for big movements like squats/bench press. from the looks of it you're trying to break PR's every workout right? wont it be logical to increase the increments a tad more so that you got more fuel in the tank for PR at your final set?
eg, ur most recent bench press:
1x10 5kg (warm up)
1x5 40kg
1x5 42.5kg
1x5 45kg
1x5 47.5kg
1x1 50kg
what if you did 5kg increments instead?
1x10 5kg (warm up)
1x5 40kg
1x5 45kg
1x1 50kg
less 2 sets, so you would probably have an easier time breaking PR's amirite? and if you think you STILL got more in your tank, go for another PR -or- reduce weights ala reverse pyramid sets.
just a thought though... imo what counts is that you're progressing either way..
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