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I deadlift twice a week. You can clean the bb and front squat, overhead squat or back squat at lower %.

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I'm starting a minimalist barbell program based on the deadlift and Press.  I'm not going to invest in a cage, bench or any other equipment at this time.  I plan to follow the Starting Strength format of sets of five, three days per week.  SS recommends deads only once a week but since I'm not squatting will I be overdoing it by deadlifting three times weekly?  Should I do two days a week?  One?  

The barbell exercises, with metal plates, will be the core of my workout but I'll also include bodyweight squats, KB swings and bike riding.

Tonight I read Power to the People and thought I'd make a summary. The salesmanship does help sell the idea of the program but boiled down there isn't much "what do I actually do?" information. Anything critical that I missed?

Power to the People Program (strength not size)

Workout five days per week: Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, and Friday. Every workout is the same. Workouts take about 25 minutes.

A deadlift variant
today's work weight x 5 reps
90% of today's work weight x 5 reps

A press variant
today's work weight x 5 reps
90% of today's work weight x 5 reps
•Do not attempt a rep if there is any chance you might fail!
• Standard mixed grip deadlift (alternate grip each set) is suggested but other variants are also mentioned and explained
• Side press is suggested (which must mean doing it on both sides) but other presses are also mentioned and explained
•3-5 seconds up for deadlift and press
•drop weight to floor for deadlift
•3-5 seconds down for press
•3-5 minutes rest between sets
•You can swap the order and do the press before the deadlift if you want to.
•Use chalk. No belt. No straps. No shoes (deadlift slippers ok if your gym requires shoes)
•No pre-workout stretching or warm-up sets. If you must then just do a couple lighter sets with two or three reps just to get into the groove. I haven't read the power stretching chapter thoroughly.

Cycling
•Effective cycles are 8-16 workouts.
•Deadlift and press cycles can be independent.
•Start a cycle with 70-80% of your 5RM or a weight you can comfortably do 10 reps.
•You can increase the weights in a linear, flexible wave, structured wave, or step pattern during the cycle. Linear is +5 pounds per workout. Flexible wave is +5 pounds per workout and decrease weight when feeling tired and then work upwards again. Structured wave is +5 pounds per workout for four workouts and then -15 pounds and then work upwards again. Step pattern is +5 pounds then same weight for a one or several more workouts followed by another increase.

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I'm deadlifting once a week. One week is easy, the next week is a max effort.

You people DLing 3x a week are craycray.