I disagree. You can go up to about 6 reps or so and be fine. You’re not going to get much out of pushing the weight up in the O lifts for a long time. Work on technique and volume for now and they’ll be increasing regardless for a quite some time.
I would ditch the bench on tuesday if you’re going to do heavy bench on thurs and have an upper body day. Fill it in with some sort of assistence work for the legs, or isolation work for triceps. Also, I would NOT keep the same rep schemes for squat and deadlift on BOTH days. One day at 5 reps, and one day at higher reps or more assistence work. You have O lifts for explosive work.
I would consider taking out the second squat day and putting lunges in their place. You need some sort of unilateral work to keep balance. Besides, it changes things up for a bit. Maybe put good mornings in for deadlifts on friday as well. Same muscles, different movements. Right now variety is key for you.
I know peple will tell me to not be such a curl jockey, but I think I won’t be able to gain as fast doing curls only once a week. I just can’t ever feel my biceps during rows and pullups at all.
[quote]zephead4747 wrote:
I know peple will tell me to not be such a curl jockey, but I think I won’t be able to gain as fast doing curls only once a week. I just can’t ever feel my biceps during rows and pullups at all.[/quote]
Just remember that growth comes during the recovery phase. You may not feel it, but it’s happening.
[quote]stuward wrote:
zephead4747 wrote:
I know peple will tell me to not be such a curl jockey, but I think I won’t be able to gain as fast doing curls only once a week. I just can’t ever feel my biceps during rows and pullups at all.
Just remember that growth comes during the recovery phase. You may not feel it, but it’s happening.[/quote]