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    Deadlifts and squats

    Should these two movements be done on seperate training days?

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    I do them seperately. Squats are very taxing on the lower back and vice versa so you won't begetting full potential out of your lifts. I'm sure you could do them together but I don't see why you should.
    Everybody wanna be a bodybuilder but dont nobody wanna lift this heavy ass weight. R.C.

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    IMO yes, both very taxing on your lower back.

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    Thank you for the responses.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Work IN Progress View Post
    I do them seperately. Squats are very taxing on the lower back and vice versa so you won't begetting full potential out of your lifts. I'm sure you could do them together but I don't see why you should.
    yea u right bro. as u get older, ur form should get better but we also become more suceptable to injury. overdo it, and u wont be doin either

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    I do push pull legs and do deads on pull day and squats on leg day

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