As a beginner you can use the 5/3/1 strength app to pulls numbers for sets and reps. Finding a good group of training partners is priceless and will help you advance techniques and push to the next level.
love this thank you so much. I got into strongman because i had a big tire in my garage that was 450 pounds and gyms got closed during covid. I couldnt get enough of flipping it so i went all in and got sandbags, kegs and a squat stand. been using this guide for my training and this has gotten me much stronger. this is very customizable to your needs and i feel the rep ranges and sets dont really matter, i just go for it and keep it to the three movements! deadlift and OHP have shot up i cannot thank you enough!!!
This is cool 😎. I've been waiting to see a video like this. "Main emphasis is getting stronger"- truth 💯. I like videos on strongman. There aren't too many people who break down strongman (and training routines) on TH-cam.
Yo can you make a hypertrophy template video. I know you've been working with Mike and it would be interesting to see how you would mix hypertrophy/strongman program.
Hey Joey, I personally am interested in how you’re structuring your eating throughout the day, with being so busy. A day of eating video would be pretty legit.
Currently running this and my deadlift is sky rocketing. The specificity is crazy. Probably had around 495 for a one rep max at the beginning of the program (granted my all time PR was 495x2), but 3 weeks in and I’ve already hit 495x3 as a top set as well as PR’s on other deadlift variations.
hey, i know this is a bit too late to ask, but did you modify the template that is shown on the video or just run it like the intended way? also to rep out 495 from 1 to 3 in the span of three weeks is insane! mad respects!
@@ratlover808 No I didn’t really change anything. I just plugged in exercises I like for the movements he said and came up with a set and rep scheme I thought would be good for me
@mikakoivisto6504 I think I ended this with around a 560 deadlift. Now I’m following Matt Vena’s powerlifting program and I’ve gone from a 335 bench to 407.9 bench, a 510 squat to 601 squat, a 585 deadlift to 600 deadlift (probably actually around 610-625 deadlift but haven’t tested). Pretty similar concepts to this program except powerlifting specific.
Been using a 6 day max effort/dynamic effort program for my upcoming competition. Will be switching to this and using cluster training on some of those comp. lifts. Thanks for the video.
Brah.. thanks.. on the reals.. I’m a bit of a dumb dumb and that short little vid clarified some things I had in question. Your content and channel are greatly appreciated bro. I’ll definitely reach out if I have any further questions. Good luck to you and your endeavors. Thanks again.
Thank you so much for making a straightforward and easy to understand program. I have been searching for exactly this thanks again for the video. Brilliant!
Awesome cycle layout and presentation! Would you be able to make a video sharing the set/rep ranges for each day, and the progression schemes (linear periodization, waves, RPE/RIR, etc) and if or when you program deloads?
Oh. I got a ton of questions. Like, when you get to star in a Marvel movie Hercules? I have a tire and homemade farmers and plates. I have a homemade axle. I do have a squat rack and bench but no dumbbells. How should I mix and match my minimalist stuff? What would a strength week look like to train without the barbell? Oh, I also have some stones and a diy chain yoke.
Hey man, great video. I really enjoy your content. I would like to see a video about how to integrate oly, powerlifting and Strongman, I know you are the man who can help me, I enjoy training each one of them but I Have only trained on separate training blocks and I want to put together all at the same time just because I really like everyone of these. Thanks a Lot!
This is awesome! Thanks so much for sharing, Joey. With your weightlifting background, would you ever release a weightlifting+strongman hybrid template?
Thanks for the great video. Question, where would you program the Yoke in this. I was thinking the last day but then you said not to over do it so you can lift on Monday. Thanks again and definitely interested in looking into one of your online programs soon.
This is a nice straight forward program compared to other stuff I have seen. What sort of sets and reps would you do? Is this suitable for someone new to the sport?
This may seem like an odd question on an older video, but my question is do you prefer doing squats on the first day of the week? Just taking factors in like sore legs if I have to do log press and leg drive not being there. Thoughts?
You were always doing comp deadlift before comp squat? My squat is far better than DL being around 530, while deadlift is bearly 490. I love squatting but on the next day when I deadlift my legs are so out of gas its always fight for a survival
It’s great, the only thing I’d add is that I’d include some more pulling movements. There’s a ton of pressing and not as much pulling, and as someone who developed a lot of shoulder problems from Strongman because I didn’t incorporate enough pulling, it’s key to longevity; static back work such as through deadlifting is not enough, even though I used to swear it was.
Any questions leave them down below and I can make more videos!
Programming for conditioning/moving events would be cool.
Reps and sets???
I bought your program and was wondering where you would recommend programming in the yoke? I have a regular and a chain yoke. Thank you.
Great video ! Some rep ranges and number of sets general outlines for strongman beginers would be usefull !
As a beginner you can use the 5/3/1 strength app to pulls numbers for sets and reps. Finding a good group of training partners is priceless and will help you advance techniques and push to the next level.
love this thank you so much. I got into strongman because i had a big tire in my garage that was 450 pounds and gyms got closed during covid. I couldnt get enough of flipping it so i went all in and got sandbags, kegs and a squat stand. been using this guide for my training and this has gotten me much stronger. this is very customizable to your needs and i feel the rep ranges and sets dont really matter, i just go for it and keep it to the three movements! deadlift and OHP have shot up i cannot thank you enough!!!
This is cool 😎. I've been waiting to see a video like this. "Main emphasis is getting stronger"- truth 💯. I like videos on strongman. There aren't too many people who break down strongman (and training routines) on TH-cam.
Well buckle up, we are diving real deep into it in the future
@@SzatStrength Great. Freaking pumped!!! 👊👊👊💪💪💪
Yo can you make a hypertrophy template video. I know you've been working with Mike and it would be interesting to see how you would mix hypertrophy/strongman program.
sure I can do that
Hey Joey, I personally am interested in how you’re structuring your eating throughout the day, with being so busy. A day of eating video would be pretty legit.
Currently running this and my deadlift is sky rocketing. The specificity is crazy. Probably had around 495 for a one rep max at the beginning of the program (granted my all time PR was 495x2), but 3 weeks in and I’ve already hit 495x3 as a top set as well as PR’s on other deadlift variations.
hey, i know this is a bit too late to ask, but did you modify the template that is shown on the video or just run it like the intended way? also to rep out 495 from 1 to 3 in the span of three weeks is insane! mad respects!
@@ratlover808 No I didn’t really change anything. I just plugged in exercises I like for the movements he said and came up with a set and rep scheme I thought would be good for me
How's it going now? Hit 530?
@mikakoivisto6504 I think I ended this with around a 560 deadlift. Now I’m following Matt Vena’s powerlifting program and I’ve gone from a 335 bench to 407.9 bench, a 510 squat to 601 squat, a 585 deadlift to 600 deadlift (probably actually around 610-625 deadlift but haven’t tested). Pretty similar concepts to this program except powerlifting specific.
Damn this is some serious training especially considering the weights you guys are moving. Interesting and impressive
Been using a 6 day max effort/dynamic effort program for my upcoming competition. Will be switching to this and using cluster training on some of those comp. lifts.
Thanks for the video.
Brah.. thanks.. on the reals.. I’m a bit of a dumb dumb and that short little vid clarified some things I had in question. Your content and channel are greatly appreciated bro. I’ll definitely reach out if I have any further questions. Good luck to you and your endeavors. Thanks again.
Thank you so much for making a straightforward and easy to understand program. I have been searching for exactly this thanks again for the video. Brilliant!
I would like you do a program on combining weigthlifting with strongman
Awesome cycle layout and presentation! Would you be able to make a video sharing the set/rep ranges for each day, and the progression schemes (linear periodization, waves, RPE/RIR, etc) and if or when you program deloads?
Oh. I got a ton of questions. Like, when you get to star in a Marvel movie Hercules? I have a tire and homemade farmers and plates. I have a homemade axle. I do have a squat rack and bench but no dumbbells. How should I mix and match my minimalist stuff? What would a strength week look like to train without the barbell? Oh, I also have some stones and a diy chain yoke.
Hey man, great video. I really enjoy your content. I would like to see a video about how to integrate oly, powerlifting and Strongman, I know you are the man who can help me, I enjoy training each one of them but I Have only trained on separate training blocks and I want to put together all at the same time just because I really like everyone of these. Thanks a Lot!
This is awesome! Thanks so much for sharing, Joey. With your weightlifting background, would you ever release a weightlifting+strongman hybrid template?
You talked about managing fatigue a lot in this video. Do you think you could do a separate video about good ways to manage fatigue.
How many sets should we be doing for each exercise?
Where would you plug in something like a yoke carry?
Thanks for the great video. Question, where would you program the Yoke in this. I was thinking the last day but then you said not to over do it so you can lift on Monday. Thanks again and definitely interested in looking into one of your online programs soon.
Looks good. Break down of sets and reps next video?
That’s entirely up to you
Yes would like to see sets, reps, rest time etc. Thanks
This is a nice straight forward program compared to other stuff I have seen. What sort of sets and reps would you do? Is this suitable for someone new to the sport?
GREAT content, thanks for making it simple for us 👏
Thank you for your efforts...👍
Thank you for watching!!!
Looks like one bodybuilder accidentally stumbled onto this video and gave it a thumbs down lol
For beginners how many sets and reps should there be and also how much weight would you add to lifts week on week?
Great video. Super helpful!
Great content, brother
Would you be able to do a program for strength and hypertrophy
Love your program videos..
This may seem like an odd question on an older video, but my question is do you prefer doing squats on the first day of the week? Just taking factors in like sore legs if I have to do log press and leg drive not being there. Thoughts?
Depending on percentages, what do you advise for sets and reps???... Less accessory movements = more sets I'm assuming?
Morning Coach,
Just a quick question please,how many times in a week would you recommend doing deadlifts to gain strength?
It probably wouldn't be *Radically* different from what you have here, but how would you go about doing strongman and Oly instead of PL?
interesting, thanks for the program template
What percentage would you be doing for these lifts
Could you run this as a two day a week program with a third being an event day?
You were always doing comp deadlift before comp squat? My squat is far better than DL being around 530, while deadlift is bearly 490. I love squatting but on the next day when I deadlift my legs are so out of gas its always fight for a survival
Have you tried programming DL day in before SQ?
Switch to DL
First
great info
I know it's not your main sport, but have you ever considered trying out for the CrossFit games? I feel like you would kill it in most of the events.
Maybe after strongman
It’s great, the only thing I’d add is that I’d include some more pulling movements. There’s a ton of pressing and not as much pulling, and as someone who developed a lot of shoulder problems from Strongman because I didn’t incorporate enough pulling, it’s key to longevity; static back work such as through deadlifting is not enough, even though I used to swear it was.
presjo 🤣
I want crazy equations.
The public can’t handle strongman equations
When he said squat wasn't going to carry over to strongman I knew he dosent have a clue what he's talking about 😂😂
Strongman is like crossfit for men😂
Hahahah