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Old 08-15-2011, 08:40 AM  
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Originally Posted by JamesGw View Post
Why 50 reps on the deadlift? Are you going for hypertrophy or looking to improve motor unit recruitment and intermuscular coordination?

Granted, 50 isn't that high of a volume, but I tend to keep my deads under 30 reps including warm ups. My working sets are typically 4x5, although I've been using undulating periodization lately.
that's a lot of fancy words for saying functional training.. haha


I keep mine simple, i do my dead lifts on leg days because they work those the hardest. I also do ONE warm up per work out.. so if i start off with squats, i'll do one warm up set with lighter weight of 10 reps and then go straight to sets after that--3 sets between 4-6 reps. My next exercise doesn't get a warm up, why? Because you area already warmed up from the first exercise. Saves time and energy for the working sets.
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