ghettostudmuffin
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Probably smart to ease off the deadlifts and squats. Let your back rest. You're still hella young so there is no rush. Better to stay injury free. You could consider stopping deadlifting altogether, but still squatting with a lighter weight and higher reps/volume if your back can handle it.
Imo you would be far better served in a militaristic sense squatting 225x3x10-12 with maybe 3 minutes rest between sets than any amount of heavier weight. Trust me that is far stronger and better anaerobic condition than the majority of military guys.
There's nothing wrong with wanting to maximize your strength to weight ratio, but with the running and cardio etc etc I think your body would be better off with abit lighter weight and more volume.
Same with bench. Maybe stay at 225, but build up to doing it for 3 sets of 10-12. I guarantee if you can do 3 sets of 10 with no more than 3 minutes rest between sets you will be as strong as you are now, but with better muscle conditioning.
Imo you would be far better served in a militaristic sense squatting 225x3x10-12 with maybe 3 minutes rest between sets than any amount of heavier weight. Trust me that is far stronger and better anaerobic condition than the majority of military guys.
There's nothing wrong with wanting to maximize your strength to weight ratio, but with the running and cardio etc etc I think your body would be better off with abit lighter weight and more volume.
Same with bench. Maybe stay at 225, but build up to doing it for 3 sets of 10-12. I guarantee if you can do 3 sets of 10 with no more than 3 minutes rest between sets you will be as strong as you are now, but with better muscle conditioning.