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    Default Should I reset Deadlift?

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    28 yo guy here and 236 lbs. This is my second LP due to me taking time off having a kiddo. Anyway lifts are- 350 5x3 squat, 165 5x3 press, 250 5x3 bench, deadlift 405 5x1. Just implemented PC last week for light Wednesday’s as deadlift bar speed was getting pretty grindy, and I know it would extend progress. so I have only had 1 PC session.

    So I think I know where I made my mistake but need to know where I go from here. The day came(this past Monday) when I had to pull 400 for my set of 5 and I decided fuck it I’ll go for 405 because 4 plates bro and thought it wouldn’t be a big deal. Well I completed my set and got all 5 reps. My sets have been quite challenging since the weight hit around 370 and had been making 5 lb jumps all the way up until 395. After making the 10 lb jump successfully I thought I’d be fine and would progress at 5lb jumps again. Wednesday’s workout came along and I had some very bad cramping issues (I workout in a non-air conditioned shed) due to me not taking my usual precautions and bad sleep the night before. Anyway I failed all my squat sets, started benching and completed my prescribed weight for only 1 rep on each set. After this I called the workout and went inside.

    Yesterday’s workout went much better. I took bill Starr’s advice for training in the heat and completed my squats 350x5x3 as well as my benching 250 5x3. When it came to deadlifts I could only muster 1 rep. I attempted the pull 4 times unable to budge it. And I made sure I pulled for what I perceived to be 5 seconds each time.

    So should I try a reset? I probably fucked it all up jumping 10lbs. What do you guys think? I’m upping my food intake as we speak. I was eating 3500 calories a day and getting 240g of protein. I know the calories aren’t ideal (4000+) but I already gained 30 lbs from my first LP.

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    It would be helpful to see your schedule.

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    Here is my last month of training,

    5/8/19
    Wed.
    Squat-275 3x5
    Press-125 3x5
    Deadlift-315 1x5

    5/11/19
    sat
    Squat-280 3x5
    Bench-210 3x5
    Deadlift- 315 1x5

    5/13/19
    mon
    squat- 285 3x5
    press- 130 3x5
    deadlift 325 1x5

    5/15/19
    wed
    squat-290 3x5
    bench-215 3x5
    deadlift-335 1x5

    5/17/19
    fri
    squat-295 3x5
    press-135 3x5
    deadlift 345-1x5

    5/20/19
    mon
    squat-300 3x5
    bench-220 3x5
    deadlift-355 1x5

    5/22/19
    wed
    squat-305 3x5
    press-140 3x5
    deadlift-365 1x5

    5/24/19
    fri
    squat-310 3x5
    bench-225 3x5
    deadlift-370 1x5

    5/27/19
    mon
    squat-315 3x5
    press-145 3x5
    deadlift-375 1x5

    5/29/19
    wed
    squat-320 3x5
    bench-230 3x5
    deadlift-380 0x5 miss

    5/31/19
    fri
    squat-325 3x5
    press-150 3x5
    deadlift-380 1x5

    6/3/19
    mon
    squat-330 3x5
    bench-235 3x5
    deadlift-385 1x5

    6/06/19
    thurs
    squat-335 3x5
    press-155 3x5
    PC-135 5x3

    6/8/19
    sat
    squat-340 3x5
    bench-240 3x5
    deadlift-390 1x5

    6/10/19
    mon
    squat-345 3x5
    press-160 deadlift

    6/12/19
    wed
    squat 350- 2,2,1
    bench 245- 1,1,1
    PC- 145- skipped

    6/14/19
    fri
    squat-350 3x5
    bench-245 3x5
    deadlift-410 1 rep

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    Notation is Weight x reps x sets. Try again.

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    Right, my apologies Rip.

    5/8/19
    Wed.
    Squat-275x5x3
    Press-125x5x3
    Deadlift-305x5x1

    5/11/19
    sat
    Squat-280x5x3
    Bench-210x5x3
    Deadlift- 315x5x1

    5/13/19
    mon
    squat- 285x5x3
    press- 130x5x3
    deadlift 325x5x1

    5/15/19
    wed
    squat-290x5x3
    bench-215x5x3
    deadlift-335x5x1

    5/17/19
    fri
    squat-295x5x3
    press-135x5x3
    deadlift 345x5x1

    5/20/19
    mon
    squat-300x5x3
    bench-220x5x3
    deadlift-355x5x1

    5/22/19
    wed
    squat-305x5x3
    press-140x5x3
    deadlift-365x5x1

    5/24/19
    fri
    squat-310x5x3
    bench-225x5x3
    deadlift-370x5x1

    5/27/19
    mon
    squat-315x5x3
    press-145x5x3
    deadlift-375x5x1

    5/29/19
    wed
    squat-320x5x3
    bench-230x5x3
    deadlift-380x0x1

    5/31/19
    fri
    squat-325x5x3
    press-150x5x3
    deadlift-380x5x1

    6/3/19
    mon
    squat-330x5x3
    bench-235x5x3
    deadlift-385x5x1

    6/06/19
    thurs
    squat-335x5x3
    press-155x5x3
    PC-135x3x5

    6/8/19
    sat
    squat-340x5x3
    bench-240x5x3
    deadlift-390x5x1

    6/10/19
    mon
    squat-345x5x3
    press-160x5x3
    deadlift 405x5x1

    6/12/19
    wed
    squat 350x2,2,1
    bench 245x1,1,1
    PC- 145x0 skipped

    6/14/19
    fri
    squat-350x5x3
    bench-245x5x3
    deadlift-410x1x1

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    Try a small reset of squat and deadlift, back to 340/390, and don't fuck up the jumps this time. Rest 10 minutes between the squat sets. At your bodyweight and age, you have a lot left in this programming.

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    starting strength coach development program
    Thank you for the advice! I’m sure I’ll report back with positive results

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