Petrean Paul -Personal Trainer

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Here's an example of how you could work in deadlifting every day, or involve some sort of deadlifting pattern on a regular basis:

Monday: Max-tension development, using only 135 pounds. Do 10 sets of 5 reps. Work on getting as tense and braced up as possible. Envision lifting 1,000 pounds and getting set for it. Take as much rest as you need.

Tuesday: Max speed: Use 60% of your max weight and work on accelerating the weight from the floor to lockout as fast as possible. Do 8 sets of 3 with a 2-4 minute rest between sets. Westside calls this Dynamic Effort. Olympic weight lifters call it a regular training session.

Wednesday: Near-max lifts. Use 90% of your max and perform 10 singles after working up through a couple of warm-up sets. Take 3-5 minutes of rest between sets.

Thursday: 20 x 20 kettlebell swings performed on the minute. Work on getting the hips to snap the movement fast and hard while keeping the core tense and strong.

Friday: Pause x 2 deadlifts. On the way up, pause for 3 seconds at 3 inches below the knee, 3 inches above the knee, and then finish at lockout. Lower the weight in one move. Use 75% of max for 6 sets of 5. Rest until you can finally see colors again.

Saturday: Using 85% of your max, do 1 rep every 30 seconds for 10 minutes.

Sunday: PR day.

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