I see no problem with the exercise combinations, especially for 2 workouts per week. Athletes I train with routinely do a squat, a press and a deadift/hip hinge 3 days a week. It takes them about 2 weeks to get used to that and then they progress super fast.
I also donāt hate the sets/reps selection. Iām NOT a big fan of sets of 15-20 on squat and deadlift variations though. I would personally limit those to 10 reps. In most people, form will start the breakdown at around rep 12. YES in the past I have programmed sets of high reps on those big lifts, and it can work donāt get me wrong. But I try to stay away from that as much as possible now.
And why do singles? Unless you are a competitive lifter it is likely better to stay at 3 reps if you want to ābuildā strength. Sets of 1 are mostly to learn to demonstrate strength.
Thanks for the input. I like the approach on working the 4-8 range for a top set. Then, back off with a 8-12 rep set for the 2 main movements per day. The rest of the exercises will depend on time and/or energy, but mainly going for a top set of 8-12 after 1-2 prep sets.