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    Deadlift... bicep damage???

    Im curently doing my arm training on fridays and hav recently started doin a full body compound strength kinda training on satdy mornings which is deadlifts clean and jerks, BB squating and DB snatches. My question is... if im hamering my arms on friday doing deadlifts the next day, is that to much strain or is it detremental to my arms?? like are they getin over trainied? I know when u do deadlifts there is no elbow flexion so the biceps arnt bein used directly but u can see them strain like a mother fuka.. if there stil tryin to recover from the night before am i doin more damage to them???? any advice would be awsm guys

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    Quote Originally Posted by Hutchym8 View Post
    Im curently doing my arm training on fridays and hav recently started doin a full body compound strength kinda training on satdy mornings which is deadlifts clean and jerks, BB squating and DB snatches. My question is... if im hamering my arms on friday doing deadlifts the next day, is that to much strain or is it detremental to my arms?? like are they getin over trainied? I know when u do deadlifts there is no elbow flexion so the biceps arnt bein used directly but u can see them strain like a mother fuka.. if there stil tryin to recover from the night before am i doin more damage to them???? any advice would be awsm guys
    I usually do a 4 day split and have deadlifts on a back day and romanian deadlifts on a leg, but thats changing soon after a recent thread we had on here about deadlifts on a back day.
    However, my point is and i do have one dont worry. I am best man at my mates wedding on saturday so had to turn my 4 day split into a 3 day one and because of other shift obligations and over time i had to do the 3 days in a row and leg day after back and bicep day. So i did back and bi's thursday (including deadlift and chin ups) then leg day friday including romanian deadlifts and i noticed on the friday i had to reduce my romanian deadlift weight as my forearms where still obvioulsy hurting even though i couldnt feel it my grip had totally gone. Need at least a day or so in between these excersises, hope that helps, i know its slightly different.

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    Yea i felt my grip was weak when i deadlifted but im more concerned that my biceps already torn from the night before are getin over used... i can deal with the lack of grip n just power thro that. N i usaly do my deadlifts with my back, but iv droped my leg work out on saatdys for a few weeks cuz i wana give this big compound training one day a week a crack.

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    Yeah sounds like too much for your arms, only small muscles after all. Have to see what posts you get because there are plenty of people on this website better then me who can advise you which way to go but you need to post your entire weeks workout for them to help you and let you know how to spread it out through the week to avoid over training or injury.
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    I've never had any issue doing deads the day after training arms. Just make sure your arms remain static through the movement and that the full lift comes from the legs. If anything I like the stretch my biceps get from deads. The deadlift is mainly a leg lift but it also works your full body indirectly. Having said that, contrary to what many people like to do, I could never do heavy deads on leg day coupled with heavy squats. Given that squats are leg exercises but also taxing on your whole body provided I gave a few sets of squats my all, attempting heaving deads afterwards would be a waste. I would never be able to do heavy on both in one session. So yes deads and squats are primarily for the legs but when lifting heavy putting both movements in one session in my opinion is not a good option. Likewise, doing heavy deads the day after doing heavy squats to failure is also a mistake in my opinion. Conslusively, for the biceps I don't think it matters. Biceps don't contract with the movement but stretch in a collosal way.

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