Deadlift Challenge
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Ok, so women have to do 10reps at 250lbs, right. Im getting ready to add some deadlifts to my training, i currently do stiff leg. Ive got an experienced guy gonna help me. I dont expect to do this in 2 months but im gonna give it a shot, i love a challenge and a specific goal. This is perfect.0
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Gave it a touch of a try today with three plates. It's doable once my shoulder gets better. Fun stuff.0
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Debating doing this, but I have a meet in 2 weeks, then another in February, so will have to see if I can do without messing up my training too much. Current program is pretty low volume for deads, and only singles, so this would definitely throw things off.0
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I have a dead lift question..... I thought you just went past your knees with the bar and then stood straight back up with your knees only slightly bent. (that's how they do it in my workout video) Is that wrong?0
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TFW the OP and so many others in the thread are stronger than you.
I never do higher volume so I'm not sure how many I could do.
I get in 285x5
Biggest lift was 350x2 while weighing 153 lbs.
My numbers are very similar except I am 20 lbs heavier. I usually work up to one heavy set so 25 reps sounds pretty tough.0 -
After my back has given out doing deadlifts I won't be deadlifting for a while...boo hoo : (0
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what % of your 1RM is that?
Just curious how screwed I will be when I try it.
If I remember, you're in the mid 400s? You could do 250x25 easy.
But yeah, I'm out on this one. Last deadlift challenge I did was BWxAMRAP (did 215x50) and I couldn't walk for about a week. High rep deadlifts are really dumb.
50 reps? Without rest and a high weight, probably really dumb. 25? Not that high. 5x5 programs have you doing 25 and many hypertrophy programs have you doing even more. There is no rule saying you can't take a break for 30 seconds to a minute.
Stronglifts tells you to do 1x5 on DL
I think this challenge is stupid and dangerous.
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TFW the OP and so many others in the thread are stronger than you.
I never do higher volume so I'm not sure how many I could do.
I get in 285x5
Biggest lift was 350x2 while weighing 153 lbs.
You would probably need a couple of weeks to work the endurance aspect since 25 is a long time to be lifting, but your strength would be adequate since there doesn't seem to be a requirement for them to be continuous unless I've missed something.
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But yeah, I'm out on this one. Last deadlift challenge I did was BWxAMRAP (did 215x50) and I couldn't walk for about a week. High rep deadlifts are really dumb.
are you at my gym??? LOL- we just did that on monday- and yes walking was difficult till thursday- I had to pull DL from pins on WED and needless to say it was NOT awesome.
(Girl who won pulled 115 reps at roughly 145. bizhzes.)50 reps? Without rest and a high weight, probably really dumb0 -
Wheelhouse15 wrote: »TFW the OP and so many others in the thread are stronger than you.
I never do higher volume so I'm not sure how many I could do.
I get in 285x5
Biggest lift was 350x2 while weighing 153 lbs.
You would probably need a couple of weeks to work the endurance aspect since 25 is a long time to be lifting, but your strength would be adequate since there doesn't seem to be a requirement for them to be continuous unless I've missed something.
Yeah I guess, but I've never been into the endurance thing. The most reps I get in are 10-12 when I'm running an upper/lower split with 2 power and 2 hypertrophy days. Combined with the fact that I do no cardio, my endurance sucks.
What? No 100 rep hell workouts?0 -
skinnyinnotime wrote: »what % of your 1RM is that?
Just curious how screwed I will be when I try it.
If I remember, you're in the mid 400s? You could do 250x25 easy.
But yeah, I'm out on this one. Last deadlift challenge I did was BWxAMRAP (did 215x50) and I couldn't walk for about a week. High rep deadlifts are really dumb.
50 reps? Without rest and a high weight, probably really dumb. 25? Not that high. 5x5 programs have you doing 25 and many hypertrophy programs have you doing even more. There is no rule saying you can't take a break for 30 seconds to a minute.
Stronglifts tells you to do 1x5 on DL
I think this challenge is stupid and dangerous.
Making blanket statements is stupid and dangerous.
Just because one beginner program suggests a set of 1x5 on the DL does not mean it is the end all be all.
However, I will agree that if 250 lbs is too high of a % of your 1rm or you cannot execute a deadlift with proper form then you will have a higher chance of injury.0 -
skinnyinnotime wrote: »what % of your 1RM is that?
Just curious how screwed I will be when I try it.
If I remember, you're in the mid 400s? You could do 250x25 easy.
But yeah, I'm out on this one. Last deadlift challenge I did was BWxAMRAP (did 215x50) and I couldn't walk for about a week. High rep deadlifts are really dumb.
50 reps? Without rest and a high weight, probably really dumb. 25? Not that high. 5x5 programs have you doing 25 and many hypertrophy programs have you doing even more. There is no rule saying you can't take a break for 30 seconds to a minute.
Stronglifts tells you to do 1x5 on DL
I think this challenge is stupid and dangerous.
Blanket statements are terrible. Just because one program says one set of 5 reps doesn't mean it's the superior way to deadlift.
I've run 4x12, 3x10, 5x5, 5/3/1, 10x10. My PR for deadlift is also 341.5 pounds. When I did this challenge the first time I was a bit sore the next day, but no more than I would have been doing any other deadlift session.0 -
herrspoons wrote: »Hi rep deadlifts are an amazingly stupid idea, and just the sort of absolute nonsense that a supplement huckster like Stoppani would come up with.
People should really know better than this. It's just a recipe for lumbar problems.
People say high rep anything is incredibly stupid, but what's the difference between saying 25 reps and saying 5x5? It doesn't say you can't rest, you just can't walk away from the bar.
You do know there are German Volume deadlift programs that have worked very well for many successful lifters, right? 10x6, 10x10, 6x10, etc.0 -
herrspoons wrote: »Hi rep deadlifts are an amazingly stupid idea, and just the sort of absolute nonsense that a supplement huckster like Stoppani would come up with.
People should really know better than this. It's just a recipe for lumbar problems.
http://youtu.be/dwFLIA6wTLE
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herrspoons wrote: »Hi rep deadlifts are an amazingly stupid idea, and just the sort of absolute nonsense that a supplement huckster like Stoppani would come up with.
People should really know better than this. It's just a recipe for lumbar problems.
People say high rep anything is incredibly stupid, but what's the difference between saying 25 reps and saying 5x5? It doesn't say you can't rest, you just can't walk away from the bar.
You do know there are German Volume deadlift programs that have worked very well for many successful lifters, right? 10x6, 10x10, 6x10, etc.
We used to call these California Hundreds muscleandstrength.com/articles/100-rep-shocker-muscle-building-workout and they were around when I was a young lifter in the late 80's. I don't think they have been shown to be any more dangerous but you have to respect the lifts and understand how to keep your form and bail on a lift when doing highly technical lifts.0 -
LolBroScience wrote: »herrspoons wrote: »Hi rep deadlifts are an amazingly stupid idea, and just the sort of absolute nonsense that a supplement huckster like Stoppani would come up with.
People should really know better than this. It's just a recipe for lumbar problems.
http://youtu.be/dwFLIA6wTLE
Should have thought of Doug Miller
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