Here is an example with explanations to help give you a better visual idea of the training method:

MONDAY
LEGS:
Back Squats (oly style) ~%
Front Squats (oly style) ~%
RDL Clean Grip ~Assisting Movement (7-5-5-3-3)
Overhead Squats ~Assisting Oly Movement (3-3-3-3-3)


WEDNESDAY
SHOULDERS:
Push Press ~%
Power Clean From Floor (work up to Daily Max Single) ~Olympic Assisting Movement 3-3-3-2-2-1 Start with triples and work up to a single.
Z - Press ~Assisting Movement (7-5-5-3-3)
BICEPS:
Bar Curl ~Assisting Movement (7-5-5-3-3)

FRIDAY
BACK:
Deadlift (conventional) ~%
Power Snatch From Floor (work up to Daily Max Single) ~Olympic Assisting Movement 3-3-3-2-2-1 Start with triples and work up to a single.
Seated Good Morning on Bench ~Assisting Movement (7-5-5-3-3)
Bent Over Rows (pronated grip) ~Assisting Movement (7-5-5-3-3)

SATURDAY OR SUNDAY
CHEST:
Flat Bench
Close Grip Bench ~Assisting Movement (7-5-5-3-3)
TRICEPS:
Rolling DB Ext (lying) ~Assisting Movement (7-5-5-3-3)
1 - Arm DB OH Ext ~Assisting Movement (7-5-5-3-3)
The Percentages should be as follows:

Week 1: 65%-75%-85% 3 sets of 5 reps
Week 2: 70%-80%-90% 3 sets of 3 reps
Week 3: 75%-85%-95% 1 set of 5 reps, 1 set of 3 reps, 1 set of 1 rep

The %'s are based of your REAL 1RM, meaning find out what your maxes are by having a training day and finding them out and then work the math. Don't guess b/c you'll stall that much faster if you do.

When you stall, rework the numbers based off your new 1RM. That you can calculate.