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    2 questions- Deadlifts rep range

    Ill be doing 4 sets of Deadlifts on leg day, my only goal is strength I do not care about size- how many reps should I be doing for deads??

    What main muscles would be used, if you are doing a stiff-arm pull down to your sides- kind of the opposite of a lateral raise, are the lats hit hard in this movement?

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    Taken from Cowpimp's "Warmup Thread"

    Specific on Leg Day:
    Deadlift 1RM Attempt
    95 x 5 No rest
    135 x 3, No rest
    185 x 3, No rest
    225 x 1, 30s rest
    255 x 1, 60s rest
    285 x 1, 60s rest
    305 x 1, Full Recovery
    1RM Attempt:
    325 x 1

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    Quote Originally Posted by mike456
    Ill be doing 4 sets of Deadlifts on leg day, my only goal is strength I do not care about size- how many reps should I be doing for deads??

    What main muscles would be used, if you are doing a stiff-arm pull down to your sides- kind of the opposite of a lateral raise, are the lats hit hard in this movement?
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    Well, assuming that you have been lifting long enough, you have accumulated a decent amount of muscle mass, your connective tissue strength is up to par (Related to training age and proper acclimation), and you are confident on your form, 1-5 repetitions is primarily for strength gains.

    Also, lateral lat pulldowns are a great way to hit the lats.
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    Quote Originally Posted by CowPimp

    Also, lateral lat pulldowns are a great way to hit the lats.
    this is the exercise im talking about, is that what you are talking about?
    http://www.totalgym.com/cgi-bin/exer...tails.cfm?i=40

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    Quote Originally Posted by mike456
    this is the exercise im talking about, is that what you are talking about?
    http://www.totalgym.com/cgi-bin/exer...tails.cfm?i=40
    Yeah, though I use a double cable stack, not that you couldn't use the total gym.
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    theres oonly like 2 exercise i do on that piece of crap, lol

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