WILKS scoring question

pitbull

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So I have my first meet in about 8 weeks. Trying to plan my lifts and final workouts.
I am going to be competing in masters since I am 48, i can make 105kg easy since I weighed 237 this morning so 2 pds and a bit of water should easily put me under the limit. I just read that all masters were grouped and used wilks scoring for placings. I am pretty confident if I forgot about my weight and added more carbs and calories to my day I could reach my 1200 pd goal and a better wilks score, But i would move to 120kg. If I keep at losing and peaking it might be below 1200 and my pr goals.

Any advise from someone, about which way would be better?
 
thats why i was thinking of ignoring weight and just concentrate on lifts. If it goes well i should be able to get B-300 S-400 D-500= T1200. it would be a bunch of PR.
 
Just do that and don't worry about anything else. Leave the making weight and worrying about wilks for down the road if you decide to pursue records and rankings.
 
Well if it's all about the wilks this is simple just do whatever makes you the strongest. Even if you go in .5kg above the 105 it doesn't matter cause you aren't even judged in a weight category so don't do anything that effects your total negatively and if that means cutting or missing a meal or whatever just skip that and go straight to smashing heavy weights
 
This should get me over the 1200

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FOOOOOD, its an amazing thing. Been eating well, clean but a good amount.
this weeks program called for 95% lifts and I crushed all three since Wed. by my estimate I will weigh about 238-240 in 7 weeks and should hit my goal, I will save the contest winning or losing to next meet.

on another note I have been off cycle since Jan and have new one planned day after meet :)
 
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