JKD and weight training

What do you guys think about JKD and weight training i have a barbell and dumbells at home i used to go to the gym but i think a barbell will already be enough for strenght exercises i was thinking of training with weights 3 times a week like this:
5x5 deadlift
5x5 benchpress
5x5 squats,if i find a partner because i had the scenario where i was unable to get the barbell out of my neck
5x5 upright rows
and 3x8 bicep curls to even it out?

 

I'm not very good with anything about training routines, but I suppose "What are your goals?" is a relevant question.

 

Strength and power

 

Cool, sounds fine to me, but someone more knowledgeable will give you a more detailed answer

 

go to the gym. Your going to miss important parts of your muscles if you just excersize with your little dumbbells.

 

I can't gain weight. I eat a lot and I am still skinny. I need ideas.

 

Im THE other way around haha i can do as much cardio and dieting i still look bigger than normal

 

You can do enough with The barbell i dont do machines they dont give The same result as lose weights

 

front squat are easy to bail from and highly recommended
also use superwide grip upright rows
i like curls but i also think dumbell/horizontal/bent over/pendlay rows are important

 

What's your weight and height?

 

86kg 1.80m

 

Beat me to it!

Also, if you use front squats (and don't have a rack or stands), then you need to learn power clean to get the bar up. This has the added bonus of learning to power clean, which is (as the name suggests) pretty good for power generation.

As well as the rows Zaad suggests, I'd also be tempted to add overhead pressing of some kind (DB, strict, push press etc), if your shoulders are happy with you doing that.

In fact, you could probably take the Stronglifts 5x5 programme, substitute front squats for back squats, and learn power clean to get the bar up, and off you go.

Other important questions:
What's your posture like?
What's your 'strength and power' now and how far do you want to improve it?
How much do you eat and sleep?
How often do you train JKD?

Good luck with it all!

 

adding an extra powerclean will be more tiring (extra volume)
and you will only ever be able to front squat what you can powerclean without a rack
and your front squat can go much higher than your power clean.

 

Im pretty rough build i was never a small guy
My kicking power is ok but not at the level i want it and my punching power is weak for my weight,i was also verry bad in push ups now i can do 30 in a row abs always been ok to train.
i started running 10days ago now i can run 1 hour to 1 hour 30 min on a normal speed.
It depends from day to day what i eat 90% of the time is clean non processed food i sleep around 6-8 hours on sunday and monday because of school other
days can be longer.
I try to train atleast 2hours a day evry day most of the time its running for an hour some bodyweight exercise and shadow boxing im willing to pay more time towards my JKD because im free on the days i have no school i cant really find a training partner and i find it hard to solo train techniques i have a heavy bag and a wooden dummy but its not the same
For weight equipment i have a barbell,dumbells a benchpress and a kettlebell
Thanks for the reply

 

the problem is if i do the powerclean i will hit the roof

 

OP, how old are you?

 

17

 

Actually, depending on how much weight he's got, this looks like a pretty good routine to me. It's not much different than what I started with and I noticed huge strength gains.

I don't know if weight training at 17 is a good idea though, someone else would probably be better to answer that.

 

i started at 15-16 with weighttraining but took a break because i got so stiff and i didnt really like it for my martial arts

 

For now, try cleaning the bar to your shoulders for a front squat. One clean, then all your reps of the squat, and drop the bar back to the floor.

Do Stronglifts 5x5, but substituting the front squat for the back squat.

Stretch your ankles, hamstrings, glutes, pecs, lats and upper back daily.