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joesmooth20

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what do ya'll feel is better stiff leged or just standard ole deadlifts. I am
trying to develope and strenghthen my lower back.
 
joesmooth20 said:
what do ya'll feel is better stiff leged or just standard ole deadlifts. I am
trying to develope and strenghthen my lower back.
Stiff legged is for hams and lower back.
 
do both. not one is better than the other IMO.
 
Both will do a number on your lower back. Try deadlifts in a platform for a real kick in the lower back. Hyperextensions and reverse hyperextensions are also awesome.
 
I have developed a strong preference for stiff legged deadlifts. I have found that 'any' bottom position lift that I attempt to use, puts my joints under excessive stress and more times than not, leads to tendonitis and/or minor injuries. That alone is my reason for prefering SLDL's to conventional or sumo deads.
 
I like good mornings in a rack for lower back, and hypers.
 
Partial, rack deadlifts is the superior move in my opinion.
 
gopro said:
Partial, rack deadlifts is the superior move in my opinion.
do you do them on back day?
 
gopro said:
Partial, rack deadlifts is the superior move in my opinion.
I find the 45's make them pretty partial anyway.
 
KarlW said:
I find the 45's make them pretty partial anyway.

Not partial like I am talking about. If you are deadlifting off the floor, its considered a full deadlift.
 
What is the definition of "partial"?
 
Partials - use a squat rack to get the barbell off the ground and perform just the top part of the deadlift.
 
MTN WARRIOR said:
What is the definition of "partial"?

And of course the degree of "partial-ness" is up to you. You can go from mid shin height to as high as mid quad height for a starting point.
 
GP: for regular deads do you use a belt?
 
redspy said:
GP: for regular deads do you use a belt?
I never use a belt,if you start training without a belt you'll build a strong enough back to not need one.Check my gallery,i can deadlift and squat over 500lbs without needing a belt.
 
BIGDAVE said:
I never use a belt,if you start training without a belt you'll build a strong enough back to not need one.Check my gallery,i can deadlift and squat over 500lbs without needing a belt.
Impressive gallery.
 
Thanks.
I've never used a belt since i started training and i've never felt i needed one.My philosiphy is that if you start without one as you get stronger so does your back and you'll never need one.I hate seeing guys who dont have a clue wearing belts constantly,they wear them for benching and for using machines.
The only time i've injured my back was a month before christmas when i started getting backpain and nerve pain down my legs because i hurt it running.But after a 2 month rest off deadlifting and squating i was back up to 500 pounds.
 
BIGDAVE said:
Thanks.
I've never used a belt since i started training and i've never felt i needed one.My philosiphy is that if you start without one as you get stronger so does your back and you'll never need one.I hate seeing guys who dont have a clue wearing belts constantly,they wear them for benching and for using machines.
The only time i've injured my back was a month before christmas when i started getting backpain and nerve pain down my legs because i hurt it running.But after a 2 month rest off deadlifting and squating i was back up to 500 pounds.
I stopped using a belt for squats and deads a while ago and am glad I did. My form is much better and I don't have concerns about being too reliant on it.
 
iv got a question for deads. do you basically position yourself like your doing a squat at the beginning?(legs almost parallel) im hella confused at the starting position.
 
njdevil13 said:
iv got a question for deads. do you basically position yourself like your doing a squat at the beginning?(legs almost parallel) im hella confused at the starting position.
What kind of deadlift?
 
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