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Honestly for me, cutting assistance work right back was a big thing and focusing on getting most of your volume from the big three. Now I squat/bench/dead every session, sometimes just squat/bench. Add some upper back work and maybe abs, but I'm skipping abs more and more as I'm pretty tired after the main stuff.
Front squats and sumo should reduce CNS fatigue too, along with the OHP instead of bench. Good for the shoulders. I'd like to do OHP again because it makes my shoulders feel great but I don't feel like I have the time.
I read Dan John's book, he's basically all about squat/push/pull/carry, you're right. So could be front squat, press, sumo dead and farmer's walks. He has a very "GPP" approach to strength training which I think a lot of athletes could do with listening to but which gets ignored.
Front squats and sumo should reduce CNS fatigue too, along with the OHP instead of bench. Good for the shoulders. I'd like to do OHP again because it makes my shoulders feel great but I don't feel like I have the time.
I read Dan John's book, he's basically all about squat/push/pull/carry, you're right. So could be front squat, press, sumo dead and farmer's walks. He has a very "GPP" approach to strength training which I think a lot of athletes could do with listening to but which gets ignored.