After lower back injury few months back i haven't worked on them but i feel now is the time to bring them up. was able to DL 110Kg and before injury I was able to DL 135KG...was planning on doing this for 6 weeks :
1. First routine from "From Russia With Love"
http://www.t-nation.com/readArticle.do?id=459265
looks like lots of volume with sub maximal load...
few weeks back I looked into some routine that recommended snatch grip DL from block to help increase DL but I can't find that article now...
any suggestion ??
need to bring deadlift up.
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well it depends on how your back is going...personally i wouldn't do a deadlift intensive program such as that...you'll likely overload the back too much and hurt yourself again...try this each wek instead:
#1 - work up to 3rm then 2 x 1 with that wt
#2 - work up to new 3rm then do 4 x 1 with that wt
#3 - work up to new 3rm then do 5 x 1 with that wt
#4 - deload with 3 x 3 which should be easy
choose a different ded varition each week (snatch deadlits, sumo deadlifts, deadlifts from platform, snatch deadlifts from platform, trap bar deadlift etc), not actually doing regular deadlifts...if you've done all of these before than you'll know what your strongest and weakest at...if not then try and order them from weakest to strongest and do the weakest first...you need to get better 3rm each time you work up to a new one even if it's 1kg heavier
#1 - work up to 3rm then 2 x 1 with that wt
#2 - work up to new 3rm then do 4 x 1 with that wt
#3 - work up to new 3rm then do 5 x 1 with that wt
#4 - deload with 3 x 3 which should be easy
choose a different ded varition each week (snatch deadlits, sumo deadlifts, deadlifts from platform, snatch deadlifts from platform, trap bar deadlift etc), not actually doing regular deadlifts...if you've done all of these before than you'll know what your strongest and weakest at...if not then try and order them from weakest to strongest and do the weakest first...you need to get better 3rm each time you work up to a new one even if it's 1kg heavier
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Thinking of using these :
1. Snatch grip DL from platform
2. Snatch grip RDL
3. Snatch grip DL
4. DL from platform
5. Sumo DL
6. RDL
Will keep other leg work minimal maybe using light stuff like OH squat and lunges...
For upperbody thinking of doing a push pull, keeping low intensity...avoiding things where grip is a issue..
1. Snatch grip DL from platform
2. Snatch grip RDL
3. Snatch grip DL
4. DL from platform
5. Sumo DL
6. RDL
Will keep other leg work minimal maybe using light stuff like OH squat and lunges...
For upperbody thinking of doing a push pull, keeping low intensity...avoiding things where grip is a issue..
you don't RDL's in there...
what i posted there was from the off season manual by eroc cressey...i am just about to finish second 12 week cycle of it deadlifted twice bodyweight yesturday so it does work
you should check out his max strength manual which is on slae now for 20 bucks or so...get it
for upper body make 1st day a pushing fosuc day and the second session a pulling focus day but include both on each too
for lower body set it up like this:
max effort as above
single leg exercise
posteriour chain exercise
1 - 2 core movements
what i posted there was from the off season manual by eroc cressey...i am just about to finish second 12 week cycle of it deadlifted twice bodyweight yesturday so it does work
you should check out his max strength manual which is on slae now for 20 bucks or so...get it
for upper body make 1st day a pushing fosuc day and the second session a pulling focus day but include both on each too
for lower body set it up like this:
max effort as above
single leg exercise
posteriour chain exercise
1 - 2 core movements
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