I've been following 5x5 and have really enjoyed the journey, until now.
My problem is that my form is really falling apart on squats and deadlifts. My back cannot keep up with the weight. I've begun to lose balance forward on squats because my back cannot keep up when I push back up with my ass so I tilt forward making it a very ineffective and borderline dangerous lift. Same goes for deadlifts where I cannot hold a natural arch throughout the lift. I'm not sure how to proceed before I injure myself or something.
Secondly I'm absolutely CRUSHED. Last time I timed myself between squat sets and it took me 6 minutes to catch my breath and have another go. The other exercises aren't as demanding, but I feel I'm reaching a level where I will need to rest more on those as well. Thing is, I don't really want to spend 2h+ working out to get through 4-5 exercises including warm-up and stretching.
I think I need to step back from my heavy lifting for a few days and let my body rest.
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Starting Weight: 230
Current Weight: 212
Workout B:
Squats:
- 1x5 @ 250
- 4x5 @225
Military Press:
- 5x5 @ 135
Dead Lifts:
- 1x5 @ 250
- 4x5 @ 225
Pull Downs:
- 1x5 @ 180
- 4x5 @ 160
Reverse Crunch:
- 3x12
Meals: All Calculations were taken from MyDailyPlate.com
Meal 1: GNC Pro Performance Wheybolic Extreme 60 310 cal
With Benefiber Powder and Fish Oil Omega 3
Meal 2: Chick-Fil-A Chargrilled Chicken Sandwich 260 cal
Meal 3: Chick-Fil-A Chargrilled Chicken Sandwich 260 cal
Meal 4: Slimfast Optima Milk Chocolate Shake 200 cal
Meal 5: Pinakbet with Rice 405 cal
Cheat: 2 Nestle Mini Crunch Bar 104 cal

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