that's fine.
what is a Romanian deadlift?


Just wondering if you thought I am doing too much on legs day. Here is what I did Saturday (I usually mix up the exercises, but here is an example). I pretty much do each set to failure.
Squats: 5 sets, 10 reps each
Stiff leg deadlift: 4 sets, 10 to 12 reps each
Romanian deadlift: 4 sets, 8 to 10 reps each
Seated leg curl: 4 sets, 10 reps each
Seated calf raise: 5 sets, 8 to 10 reps each
I do a similar routine every five days or so, always mixing in at least two different exercises than the previous legs workout. I am simply looking to add size and strength (aren't we all?).


that's fine.
what is a Romanian deadlift?


The "bent leg" kind. http://www.exrx.net/WeightExercises/...BDeadlift.htmlOriginally posted by Prince
what is a Romanian deadlift?
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I would do the "Romanian deadlift" on back day, I did those thismorning with back and my legs didn't get tired at all so I feel they're for back not legs.
You are doing 26 sets, its a little high I think but if you feel your REALLY pushing all the way through the entire workout then keep doing it.
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Scotty, I want muscle growth, but I also want to add some endurance for biking, thus the high number of sets. I definitely feel I'm working through the entire workout.
As far as the deadlifts go, that link I gave states that they primarily hit the glutes, but work the hammies, quads, and back as secondary muscles. I want to work my glutes only one day, and splitting deadlifts and squats on different days would cause me to work glutes twice. Does that make sense?


I agree, I would move the deadlifts to back day, other than that I think it's fine.
I kind of figured you were mostly training for biking, so as long as your pushing through the entire workout, its all good!Originally posted by I Are Baboon
Scotty, I want muscle growth, but I also want to add some endurance for biking, thus the high number of sets. I definitely feel I'm working through the entire workout.![]()
They're stabilizer muscles and don't get worked directly so as long as you weren't doing back the day after legs, i don't think it would be a problem of overtraining.As far as the deadlifts go, that link I gave states that they primarily hit the glutes, but work the hammies, quads, and back as secondary muscles. I want to work my glutes only one day, and splitting deadlifts and squats on different days would cause me to work glutes twice. Does that make sense?
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