you should be riding out wit your boy as we travel the #RoadTo225.........
but you want to be on some "there's no reason to deadlift heavy weight"....
@Gully Bull your former #PowdaBoyz set is disheartened by your transgressions... what sayeth you?
He gonna sayeth some hoe weight shyt and keep doing what he does, which is apparently less than bodyweight. 
Be lucky to be in good #POWDA graces and KIM. 
): when one is cut off, two more shall take it's place. Hail #Powda!
We all have a path to walk@Gully Bull your former #PowdaBoyz set is disheartened by your transgressions... what sayeth you?
.. gives your body time to get used to the increased demands. Muscles have time to heal, ligaments have time to strengthen, and your soul has time to become one with The Iron.. 
SL 5X5 is The Whey.....
I feel like I need more volume then that at this time I'll throw myself in the ringer 5x5 definitely a good starting mark that I can consider, I have a week. My issue is consistency.. working 70-95 hours a week isn't helping
I see a huge difference between all those hours vs my unemployed years. No excuses.. I'll be back at it.
) Add in some hamstring, abductor, adductor and calves and you good.
3 days a week, 1.5 hrs. Hopefully that could fit in to the 70 - 95 hrs a week. At least you gret in solid workouts, get to be consistent, and eventually they will be challenging.
Why you work so many hrs though? that's crazy.
Family , Car Payment, Food , Investments etc. Wifey still paying her portion though
Also trying to get ahead of things. I'm somehow still getting 6-8 hours of sleep. Go to bed early brehs.
Yea it seems underwhelming and at first it is because you will be doing the sets easily but all those sets are put in place for a reason, to build you up, cause by week 4 to week 5 you're gonna appreciate why it is 5x5. I don't like the 1 set of 5 for deadlifts, so I do 5 sets of 5 like the rest of the program for that exsrcise (Don't tell LordPowda, he may strike me down
3 days a week, 1.5 hrs. Hopefully that could fit in to the 70 - 95 hrs a week. At least you gret in solid workouts, get to be consistent, and eventually they will be challenging.
Why you work so many hrs though? that's crazy.
A 5x5 for deadlifts isn't feasible at respectable weight, especially for any decent length of time.
Program creator and thousands of program users can attest, but some folks are hardheaded and need to learn through pain.
Young dude at work tried to argue about some powerlifting shyt and I ended up eating the L just to shut shyt up.
fukk I look like tryna cop advice about being strong from someone who's weaker than I am?
fukk I need to force my knowledge or experience on someone who won't take it?
Let folks cook and see what they end up in the kitchen with.
Then I gotta get myself to a respectable weight then don't I?...
This is why I am merely a brehpprentice.....my deviations off the path must be lessoned learned.