then i put on 315 and i cant lift it up all the way. ill get it 1/10th of the ground and it wont come up any further. ive been battling 315 for about 3 weeks now. will it come with time? or is my routine not benefiting me correctly
Attempting a max 3 weeks in a row sure won't help your progression. Go on madcows or simply pull 3 sets of 5 once or twice a week. Add weight to the bar each workout, at your level linear progression shouldn't be too difficult.
then i put on 315 and i cant lift it up all the way. ill get it 1/10th of the ground and it wont come up any further. ive been battling 315 for about 3 weeks now. will it come with time? or is my routine not benefiting me correctly
start doing accessories to work on weak points instead of deadlifts, like defecit dls, rack pulls, lock outs etc. then try to deadlift after a few months
start doing accessories to work on weak points instead of deadlifts, like defecit dls, rack pulls, lock outs etc. then try to deadlift after a few months
He doesn't have any weak points. He's just weak. And it would probably be better to deadlift more often with proper programming if the goal is to get stronger.
With a 300 lb Deadlift (which is mine too) speed work isn't necessary yet. It wouldn't be a bad idea but weekly progression by deadlifting once a week is key...or if he can still increase pounds he's every workout then linear progression workout-workout is key.
then i put on 315 and i cant lift it up all the way. ill get it 1/10th of the ground and it wont come up any further. ive been battling 315 for about 3 weeks now. will it come with time? or is my routine not benefiting me correctly
Stop going for singles every single time. Next time you deadlift try to get 305x2. If you do, try for 310 next time, maybe you only get it for one.
Even better than that, go on an actual organized program. It seems to help a lot of people, but I've never had the discipline for it.
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