Today's training session went incredibly well because I set a new sumo deadlift PR - 305!
In about a month or so I plan on ripping 315 off the ground. Today's 305 came up easy, but my set up wasn't perfect. Once I went down to grab the bar, I grabbed my right pant leg and had to re-adjust my hand. Because of that I stayed down longer than I wanted to before I pulled.
The smart thing would have been to reset, but I was already in the zone and there was no turning back.
Here's the video:
After pulling the 305, I did a few more singles with 285 and 275.
As for the rest of my training session . . .
2) Front Squat - 90x12, 95x10
3a) Natural Glute Ham Raises - 2x10
3b) Dragon Flys - 10/8
Right now I am experimenting with keeping my training volume lower than usual. On most days I am only going to perform two all out sets for my accessory exercises. The exceptions are back exercises - rows, pull-ups, face pulls, etc where I'll perform at least three sets.
If I feel like I have a ton of energy, then I'll do an extra set or two for my accessory exercises.
I talk about "listening to your body" when you train in today's blog post over at The Fat Solutions along with some other random stuff. Check that out here => Cooking, Training, Eating, and Pull-ups.
1 comment:
Nice PR!
Try to keep your but down at the bottom/beginning of the lift and drive through your heels.
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