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Old 11-28-2005, 07:38 PM   #1
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I was deadlifting more then I have been, and later my legs just got so tired I could barely walk. Should I put less weight on my deadlifts or not?
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Old 11-28-2005, 07:42 PM   #3
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Why are your legs tired? Deadlifts should exhaust your back. SLDL will tax the hams, though. Were you just out of energy?



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Probably out of energy, it was just way different then any other day.
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I was deadlifting more then I have been, and later my legs just got so tired I could barely walk. Should I put less weight on my deadlifts or not?
As long as your form's good, and you're not having abnormal pain, it should be fine. I've never had my legs get to the point I could barely walk from deadlifts alone though.



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They're certainly taxing on the legs (assuming you're not doing it half-assed just to move the weight), but I agree with Sean.



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I'm feeling pretty good now, I was just a little worried.
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Old 11-28-2005, 07:55 PM   #8
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That may be because you're with stupid....sorry bad joke.
I like the soreness to trying to jump over curbs after doing an intense squat workout. Bad idea it is.....
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What you said about me being stupid was an understatement... :P
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That may be because you're with stupid....sorry bad joke.
I like the soreness to trying to jump over curbs after doing an intense squat workout. Bad idea it is.....
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