Vennom96
New member
First off, is it ok to do only one set of deadlifts? I'm training for size.
Including tonights back workout, the past 3 weeks I have hit PR's on deads. The past 2 workouts I hit a weight that I thought I could get 5 and got it. Then I upped the weight 10 more lbs and still got it. So I guess the past 2 workouts I did 2 sets. But tonight I hit a PR again for 5 reps so I stopped after the first set. (I do one warmup set of 225 and then another warmup of 315)
My second question: when I do deads, I look forward, neck slightly tilted back. After my set, my neck really hurts. I think it is said you're supposed to look up (head tilted back) but I think thats whats hurting my neck b/c when you look up (head tilted back) your neck is kinda scrunched up. Would it be better to tilt my head slightly down b/c this straightens out the neck? I just don't want to injure myself. And my neck hurts the way I'm doing it so I must not be doing it right.
Including tonights back workout, the past 3 weeks I have hit PR's on deads. The past 2 workouts I hit a weight that I thought I could get 5 and got it. Then I upped the weight 10 more lbs and still got it. So I guess the past 2 workouts I did 2 sets. But tonight I hit a PR again for 5 reps so I stopped after the first set. (I do one warmup set of 225 and then another warmup of 315)
My second question: when I do deads, I look forward, neck slightly tilted back. After my set, my neck really hurts. I think it is said you're supposed to look up (head tilted back) but I think thats whats hurting my neck b/c when you look up (head tilted back) your neck is kinda scrunched up. Would it be better to tilt my head slightly down b/c this straightens out the neck? I just don't want to injure myself. And my neck hurts the way I'm doing it so I must not be doing it right.