So all you need is to Squat and
Deadlift heavy every day or even several times per day, right?
Not exact matches
Since
deadlifts are very taxing and stress the same muscles used during other
heavy back movements, you will train the
deadlift only once per week and you'll do it few
days after your
heavy squats.
For Stiff - Legged
Deadlifts only perform a «
heavy»
day on the first training
day of the week - on the other two
days have «light»
days for Stiff - Legged
Deadlifts (again, using about 70 % of your «
heavy»
day weights).
This routine is performed once per week and is your primary (
Heavy) squat and
deadlift training
day.
I also forgot to mention that i do lift weights, mainly squating and
deadlifting heavy plus skipping rope around 10 minutes on those
days.
Don't be surprised if after a
heavy deadlift day you find yourself wanting to sleep for 10 hours.
CrossFit Sanitas — WOD Strength Back Squat 7 at 65 % 5 at 75 % 3 at 85 % 7 at 70 % 5 at 80 % 3 at 85 + % Back Squat (Record
Heavy 3) Workout Of the
Day Metcon (AMRAP — Rounds and Reps) 7 min AMRAP 15
Deadlifts at 225/155 30 Wall Balls at 20/14
The best results I've seen in the
deadlift came while having one
heavy deadlift day and on the second lower body
day, focusing on speed
deadlifts and learning to apply as much force as possible to the bar.
Seeing that your body is likely sore from the past five
days of work, especially
heavy deadlifts the
day before, it's a tall order to program a long - distance run (six miles or more) on Saturday.
That's why you should have a
heavy training
day once per week where you focus on three to four sets of 3 - 8 reps on basic compound movements like squats,
deadlifts and presses.