I assume most here are familiar with the Daily Dose Deadlift Plan
I've been following it, with minor modifications, leading up to each of my last few PL meets - it's done well for me and I'm doing it now in advance of a November 12 meet - that's about 4 weeks away.
I recently tried a PlanStrong-inspired modification - instead of the prescribed 75% weight on the bar (295 lbs. in my case), I did some at 70% and some at 80%. I do 6 singles per session, so instead of 75% x 6, I did
70% (275 lbs.) x 1
80% (315 lbs.) x 1, 1
70% x 1
80% x 1, 1
I'm pleased with how the session went and will do more of these. My intention was to find a way to raise the ARI/HARI without just putting more weight onto the bar. Just throwing this out there for comment in case someone thinks it's particularly good or bad, or wants to ask questions. The idea of 70 and 80% is that they are "different enough" - I tried 285 and 305, -10 and then +10 lbs., but those didn't feel different enough.
Thanks.
-S-
I've been following it, with minor modifications, leading up to each of my last few PL meets - it's done well for me and I'm doing it now in advance of a November 12 meet - that's about 4 weeks away.
I recently tried a PlanStrong-inspired modification - instead of the prescribed 75% weight on the bar (295 lbs. in my case), I did some at 70% and some at 80%. I do 6 singles per session, so instead of 75% x 6, I did
70% (275 lbs.) x 1
80% (315 lbs.) x 1, 1
70% x 1
80% x 1, 1
I'm pleased with how the session went and will do more of these. My intention was to find a way to raise the ARI/HARI without just putting more weight onto the bar. Just throwing this out there for comment in case someone thinks it's particularly good or bad, or wants to ask questions. The idea of 70 and 80% is that they are "different enough" - I tried 285 and 305, -10 and then +10 lbs., but those didn't feel different enough.
Thanks.
-S-