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    West side training.

    I'm going for strength now. I want to compete in the 16-17 165 pound class next year. I'm not really sure how to set up a powerlifting routine. Is this ok?


    ME Squat/Deadlift day

    Box squats (2 weeks)/deadlifts (2 weeks)Box squats (2 weeks)good mornings (2 weeks)-(Primary)
    dimal deadlifts (2 weeks) glute ham raises(2 weeks) - 3 x 20 and 3 x failure with glute raises
    Decline weighted situps - 4 x 8-12
    calf raise - 2 x 8-12

    ME Bench Press Day:

    Bench Press (for 2 weeks) rack lock outs (2 weeks) - Work my way up to 1RM beginning with triples (Primary)
    CG Bench Press - 2 x 5-10
    Incline DB press - 2 x 5-10
    Military press - 2 x 5-10
    Lateral raises - 2 x 10
    Bent over rows - 3 x 5-10
    Wide grip pull ups - 2xfailure

    Squat/deadlift Day:
    Speed squats 8 x 2 (50% (of 1rm)55% 60% back to 50% change every week) (Primary)
    Stiff legged deadlifts 5 x 5-10
    Hyper extensions 3 x 5-10

    DE Bench Press Day:
    Bench press - 9 x 3 with explosive speed (Primary)
    CG Bench Press - 2 x 5-10
    Incline DB press - 2 x 5-10
    Military press - 2 x 5-10
    Lateral raises - 2 x 10
    Bent over rows - 3 x 5-10
    Wide grip pull ups - 2xfailure

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    looks okay to me, depends on what your weak points are really. only things i would change would be to drop either military presses or incl bench. switch em up every couple of weeks or something. ab work should be done on both lower body days.

    whats a dimal dl?

    i've been having success with an upper/lower/full body routine with conjugate periodization. my upper day is all horizontal pressing and rowing (bench, lockouts, incline, rows, and face pulls) and my full body is all vertical stuff. for speed work i use power cleans to OH presses (the OH presses aren't really speedy but i'm experimenting with no speed work for bench).

    just some food for thought, i would give a go and as your going along you should iron out the wrinkles.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Yanick
    looks okay to me, depends on what your weak points are really. only things i would change would be to drop either military presses or incl bench. switch em up every couple of weeks or something. ab work should be done on both lower body days.

    whats a dimal dl?
    A dimal DL is when you go down a little past your knees and then explode up. You do about 20 reps. It's a posterior chain movement.

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    Quote Originally Posted by ihateschoolmt
    A dimal DL is when you go down a little past your knees and then explode up. You do about 20 reps. It's a posterior chain movement.
    good to know.
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