I'd like to give it a try after Christmas... Is this routine suppose to be done once a week, then I can workout 2 extra days for upper body ?
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11-13-2007, 05:50 PM #1
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Anyone tried the Coan/Phillipi 10 week Deadlift Routine ?
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11-13-2007, 06:20 PM #2
its brutal. although probably not as bad as smolov, its pretty challenging, especially if your cardio is poor (like me).
as for gains, first time through i went from 425 (no belt) --> 495 (w/belt).. second time through i went from 500 (w/belt) --> 507 (w/belt)..
but the average gains i hear are about 25-35 lbs.
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11-13-2007, 06:36 PM #3
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OK...
Do you think it'd be possible to do this deadlift routine on Monday, then this routine :
http://www.joeskopec.com/edcoanbench.html
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I'd say that coan DL on Monday and coan bench on Weds/Saturday would definately be doable. The Coan bench program is not that taxing, but the deadlift routine is pretty rough. If you have a big arch in your bench press it may be pretty tough to get into that arch two days after the c/p routine. Also, when would you plan on squatting because let me tell you from experience squatting thursday during coan/phillipi is not easy.
But, C/P is an excellent deadlift routine for the experienced lifter, not so much for the inexperienced because the speed pulls require that you already have you form down. Also, the second day of coan's bench routine is extremely easy.
I've done the full c/p once, and went from 545 in gym to 585 in comp. I liked it enough that I now use 5 week microcycles of c/p to train my deadlift.
And before you get worried about it during the routine, the speed sets don't end up being that fast.Team Super Awesome!
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11-13-2007, 07:21 PM #7
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Well I'm 140 lbs... my deadlifts 1RM right now is 205 lbs because I'm recovering from an injury. I'm doing a 5x5 program until Christmas and it should bring my 1RM around 245.
My form is pretty strict and I'm pretty sure I could pull more (rack pulled 4 inches from ground 345 lbs this summer...). My bench is desperately weak but I don't really care... I'd like to bench more, of course, but DL is my main focus.
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11-13-2007, 07:27 PM #8
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Given that you've done that from teh racks, Coan Phillipi in general gives much better gains to people who are strong through lockout to start with (I am not, I can full pull more than I can rack from my knees). But with a 345 rack pull from below the knees and the way that the coan phillipi speed sets effect your deadlift. I think that from 245, that 295 or even 315 would be achievable after going through it, but if you're at 245 I'd set the target weight (all workouts are based off target weight except shrugs which are far too light anyway) at 275 or 285, and after you pull the target you're supposed to go for a true max the following week. At the end of Coan one thing that you can be assured of is that you will be tearing weight off the floor.
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11-13-2007, 09:10 PM #14
I just did almost the same program you had outlined I didnt squat at all for 10weeks. If you check out my journal in my sig, the routine starts on page 13 and ends on page 15. I made great gains from it and when I returned to squating My squat was a little stronger than it was before I started the program. I was happy with my gains and I am planning on doing this program again. GL
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OK so where should I add some quad work ? Here's what it looks like so far :
Monday - deadlift routine
Wednesday - bench routine, day 1
Saturday - light bench day + pushdowns/dips/lateral raises/curls
I'd like to stay at 3 days/week, but I could also go on Friday morning so I'm open to any suggestion.
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11-14-2007, 06:09 AM #20
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If you recover quickly from squatting Friday morning would be a fine day to squat, you would have had four nights sleep to recover from c/p dl. If you are the type of person who gets extremely sore from squatting then Friday might not be that good because you need to be 100% fresh for c/p or else theres no way to do it.
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Maybe this will help someone out a bit.
I did this back in '03 to finally crack the 600lbs. mark on my deads.
The rest of my routine was very basic and although I trained hard on the other days, my main focus was on my ONE BIG set of deads every week. After that I followed with other back moves. Made suer I ate well and got plenty of rest the day before and the day of.
Date, weight, reps, THEORETICAL MAX
11-03 455 x 8 = 575
11-10 500 x 5 = 582
11-17 465 x 8 = 587
11-24 525 x 4 = 594
12-01 475 x 8 = 600
12-08 550 x 3 = 604
12-15 485 x 8 = 613
12-22 580 x 2 = 618
12-29 495 x 10 *just wanted 8* = 625(for 8 reps)/658(for 10 reps)
01-05 605 x 1 A new PR at the time
warm up for the 605 went as follows
155 x 10
245 x 8
335 x 4
425 x 2
515 x 1
605 x 1
As you can see I would alternate weeks of 8 reps and then a "heavier week". I can't stress enough that all my focus went into that one set every week.
Perhaps that will help someone else out in the future.
Good luck and Happy Pulling!!
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11-14-2007, 02:24 PM #23
what i did when i was doing that stuff was..
mon: light bench + some laterals/triceps
wed: c/p
fri: heavy bench
sat: squats + other quad/calves work
so i think you should be fine with throwing some squats in on fridays, just be careful to as to not overdo it. i did lots of front squats to try and stay away from using my back too much
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There you go my friend :
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