i was wandering around google, looking for some training ideas concerning the deadlift and i came upon this;
7 Week Deadlift Cycle
The weights are based on a percentage of your current 1 rep max.
Week one: 70% - 15 sets of 1 - rest one minute between sets
Week two: 75% - 12 sets of 1 - rest one minute between sets
Week three: 80% - 10 sets of 1 - rest 90 seconds between sets
Week four: 85% - 6 sets of 1 - rest 90 seconds between sets
Week five: 90% - 3 sets of 1 - rest two minutes between sets
Week six: Rest (no deadlifting)
Week seven: try for a new max deadlift. Rest as long as you need in between sets (i.e. 3+ minutes)
to me, this seems like a routine that is too easy to bear fruit; who does singles with a 12-15 rep max?
for example, in even week 4, it has you doing singles with 85 %, when u can pump out 10x3 with 85 %.
is it just focusing on the speed of the bar?
it looks like there is not enough heavy lifting in it to be productive, yet this guy claims that he has seen good gains on it every time hes tried it
i know, i know. "dont believe everything u see on the internet"
i just want to know if im missing something : ]
does anyone see any true logic/science behind training like this?
7 Week Deadlift Cycle
The weights are based on a percentage of your current 1 rep max.
Week one: 70% - 15 sets of 1 - rest one minute between sets
Week two: 75% - 12 sets of 1 - rest one minute between sets
Week three: 80% - 10 sets of 1 - rest 90 seconds between sets
Week four: 85% - 6 sets of 1 - rest 90 seconds between sets
Week five: 90% - 3 sets of 1 - rest two minutes between sets
Week six: Rest (no deadlifting)
Week seven: try for a new max deadlift. Rest as long as you need in between sets (i.e. 3+ minutes)
to me, this seems like a routine that is too easy to bear fruit; who does singles with a 12-15 rep max?
for example, in even week 4, it has you doing singles with 85 %, when u can pump out 10x3 with 85 %.
is it just focusing on the speed of the bar?
it looks like there is not enough heavy lifting in it to be productive, yet this guy claims that he has seen good gains on it every time hes tried it
i know, i know. "dont believe everything u see on the internet"
i just want to know if im missing something : ]
does anyone see any true logic/science behind training like this?