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<a href="http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9B_gZwP79BA" target="_blank">http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9B_gZwP79BA</a>

Deadlift day

435 x 2

365 - 5 x 3

Weighted 45 degree back raise:

3 x 15

Band pull aparts:

4 x 25

Shrugs:

4 x 25

One arm DB row:

3 x 15

Core work: 100 reps



Sled sprints for cardio.


Heaviest I've pulled since February, far from spectacular however I believe I can get back above 500 in a few months. At the end of the day it was a confidence boost knowing this top set went so smooth for me.

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<a href="http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=B4m7rFwikRQ" target="_blank">http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=B4m7rFwikRQ</a>

Accessory day!

Military press:

135 x 12
185 x 8
205 x 4
165 x 12

Spoto press:

225 x 5
250 x 5
270 x 5

Tricep dips:

3 x 12

Press downs:

3 x 25

Lateral raises:

3 x 12

Front raises:

3 x 12

Sled sprints for cardio

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makes sense. well, good luck getting back up over 1500.  :highfive:

Thank you for the support and confidence in my ability to do accomplish my goals. I enjoy the community here there are a lot of people very driven to achieve their goals!

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Squat day.

360 - 5 x 5
360 x 8

Paused squat:

295 x 5
315 x 3

Leg extensions- 4 x 20

Leg curls- 4 x 20

Core work- 100 reps

Sled sprints- 12 x 30yds

360 x 8 today was just to test my strength not too far off from the days I was hitting 405 for 6-8 reps raw w/o wraps.

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glad you're back. question: given your meet lifts, your working weights seem kind of low, at least for the rep ranges you're working in. like 365 x 6 is a strong squat but it wouldn't make me think you could squat 556. same for bench with 285 x 3 for working sets with a 391 max. and yet on that squat set it looks like you are decently challenged by the weight. what changed, or are you just some kind of 1RM monster who can't rep out to save his life?

You're correct on me low balling some of my best numbers, some of the problem was injuring myself back in February pulling 435 x 8 from a 1" deficit I tweaked something in my back and couldn't squat or deadlift heavy for about 2 months. My competition lifts was after a peaking phase in my training, the squat was in wraps and the wraps I use when castes hard enough gives me around 40-50lbs on my squat I just compete in a class that allows wraps (classic raw). My best lifts going in to December was a 525 squat, 365 x 3 bench, and a 525 deadlift for 3 reps. Coming in peaked I hit the 556 squat, 391 bench, 578 pull and I actually surprised myself there considering those numbers were uncharted terroritory for myself.

If I was to estimate my stats right now I'd say I'm at a 450-485 raw squat w/o wraps, a 350 touch n go bench and a high 4 to low 5 deadlift. Overall I'd say it will be a few months before I'm getting back close to those old numbers lol!

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Back and biceps day:

Lat pull downs- 4 x 15-20

Machine row- 4 x 15-20

Meadow rows- 2 x 20

4" block pull:

295 x 5
365 x 5
405 x 5

Machine curls- 4 x 15-20

Hammer curls- 3 drop sets

Seated DB curl- 3 x 20

21's x 3 sets

This is basically just an extra work day I do at work while on lunch in between my powerlifting template, working on adding size to my lats and biceps.

Squat day tomorrow!!!

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<a href="http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iceR0N1YRk8" target="_blank">http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iceR0N1YRk8</a>


Bench day:

285 - 5 x 3

245 x 15 AMRAP set

235 - 2 x 8 close grip

245 - 3 x 3 incline

Tricep press downs- 3 x 20

Incline band flyes- 2 x 25

Core work: 100 reps


Sprints for cardio


Still working on my poverty bench, will be a while before I'm closing in on my old numbers.

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<a href="http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6LBIcg7sWDA" target="_blank">http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6LBIcg7sWDA</a>

Deadlift day:

410 x 2
340 - 6 x 3

Weighted 45 degree back raise:

3 x 15

Shrugs - 4 x 25

Band pull aparts- 3 x 25

One arm dumbbell row- 2 x 20

Core work- 100 reps


30yd sprints w/sled- 12 times

Overall solid day, deadlift strength is slowly coming back!

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Sorry about the absence lol, anyways totaled 1,526lbs back in December via 556/391/578 an qualified for nationals with a class 1 total. Also placed second in the men's open division.

As of today I'm mostly focusing on school while still training. Haven't picked out another competition to do as of yet. My YT page has been updated a bit with newer videos feel free to sub and like. This vid is an accessory day from yesterday.

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http://youtu.be/3aqL_7Fvprc


Bench video from today!!

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Death by volume bench day:

5 x 3 @335lbs
3 x 3 @340lbs
2 x 2 @345lbs

Paused bench:

2 x 5 @275lbs

Band pull aparts:

4 x 25

Incline band flyes:

2 x 25

Pressing power was fried by my paused bench sets lol.

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Lower body accessory day:

8" block pull (mimicking a rack pull height)

295 x 5
365 x 5
395 x 5

Snatch grip deadlift:

275 - 2 x 12

Leg extensions:

4 x 15

Leg curls:

4 x 15

45 degree back raise:

4 x 12

Barbell calve raises:

4 x 25

Core work:
150 reps


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At the level he's at, he can probably "afford" to relax. The problem is that he's programming himself for injury soon enough.

I can agree completely that working up to 90% on a random squat day is not ideal in most circumstances even in powerlifting unless it is meet day or your testing openers for the competition. I have had plenty of success at training between 70% and up to 85% (using a low rep range for 85%). From time to time when things are going smoothly I tend to push myself a bit harder as opposed to dialing it back a bit which is probably more ideal. Luckily decent technique, belt, and wraps limit my chance of injury although I agree I need to check my ego at the door sometimes especially being 6 weeks out from competition.

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nobody intentionally relaxes in the bottom of a deep squat. at least during a working set. that would be begging for a back injury.

Completely agree with this statement!!!


And typically when I pause squat I stay "tight" throughout the entire movement, even paused in the hole I remain tight. My core stays tight, my glutes stay tight, even my hamstrings and the part of my back I have the bar sitting on remains tight. This reduces the risk of injury as well as properly teaches your body to adapt to squatting without momentum so your muscles are doing more work, it has also built a tremendous amount of explositivity in my squat technique.

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http://youtu.be/tgZures1QaE


Squat day video posted

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