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  <author><name>James L. Cowan</name></author>
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    <title>Programming With %1RM and RPE on the Same Row</title>
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    <summary>Use estimated maxes to fill load from percentages, or log RPE when percentages drift. Both fit in one row.</summary>
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    <title>Getting Started With the Program Builder</title>
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    <summary>A quick walkthrough of mesocycles, weeks, days, and rows so you can ship your first shareable powerlifting plan.</summary>
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    <title>How Sharing Works on powerlift.ing</title>
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    <summary>Your whole program lives in one open link. Send it to athletes, post it for lifters to learn from, and update it as you edit.</summary>
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