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Originally Posted by big No, you increase the load, ..........
An example might be to do this while loading for 4 weeks:
Mon-Squats 5x5, Rows 5x5
Wed-Bench 5x5, OHP 5x5
Fri-Squats 5x5, Chins 5x5
As you can see, the volume is moderate (10 sets per workout, 3 times a week) and the work is based purely around core lifts NOT done to failure (this enables us to squat twice a week in the volume phase). After 4 weeks of this, starting off light, increasing the weight each session, you will be at the brink of overtraining. That's the time to deload. We drop down to a lighter volume, keeping the weights the same as the 5x5, but drop down to 3 reps, and drop down to two sessions a week:
Mon-Squats 3x3, Rows 3x3
Thu-Bench 3x3, OHP 1x3, Chins 1x3
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quality advice as always bro.
no D/Ls in the routine? you consider this as over kill?
if they were to be added, which exercises would you remove to place it in? and on which of the days?
or would you consider alternating between the D/L and say rows/chins?
also, what is the rest time between the sets on 5x5, plus rest time between each exercise?