Thanks for your replies, guys! And for those who asked, it was only for one rep. My routine has varied throughout the years, but I stick mostly with HIT style routines, as they have given me the best results. I currently do only movements per bodypart, one set each. For days I work bench, my routine is as follows:
Bench Press:
warmup w/ 185, 225, 275, 315
Work set w/ 315-365 (depending on the reps I'm trying to get)
Weighted dips:
warmup w/ bodyweight for 10
Work set w/ +120-140 (usually get 8-10 reps)
EZ Curl Bar Tricep Ext:
warmup, then work set for 8-10 reps
Rope Pushdowns:
Work set for 8-10 reps
Lateral Raises:
warmup w/ 15-25s
Work set w/ 30-35s
I'm usually in and out of the gym in an hour, doing this routine once every 5 days or so. Just wanted to show all you guys who say HIT sux that it gave me a 285 lb increase in my bench press over 7 years. I only work deadlifts once every month or so, but I can pull a clean 560 using a conventional stance. Squats are in the high 400s right now, as I'm recovering from a foot injury.
Jotun79