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Yup. You're basically just dragging the bar up your legs. And the bar starts on the floor each time, that's why it's called a deadlift.Zero Hero said:Could someone explain how to execute a deadlift to me? It looks like its just the same as a squat except the bar is in front of you and so you use your back more than your legs. Also it seems you are supposed to bring the bar to a complete stop on the floor between reps. Is that all there is to it?
double overhand is standard competition grip but over/under is stronger so you can go heavier on it.~|[DJ Neubie]|~ said:Nice! one question though, how are you suppose to grip the bar for a deadlift? overgrip/undergrip or bit of both?
Over/under (alternate grip) is MUCH stronger. I have no idea why, but it is. Probably puts your body at some weird mechanical advantage. I couldn't hold on to 280lbs for more than 3 reps until I switched grips - now I don't even think about the grip.~|[DJ Neubie]|~ said:Nice! one question though, how are you suppose to grip the bar for a deadlift? overgrip/undergrip or bit of both?
you must be watching a different video than I did. it was under control the whole way.Ice Cold said:The only thing is - don't drop the bar at the bottom.
Going for 350 x whatever this Friday, but I won't be taping it (I'll be doing it at a gym while I'm on vacation). I actually set a pretty sick squat PR today (for me anyway) which I taped, but I don't have time to upload/edit it right now. It's worth the wait thoughDrum&Bass said:Awesome !
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Yea, that's typical university gym for ya. There are a few big dudes, but I very rarely see them.Cruise said:Good stuff.
The funny part is when the guy in the background gets on the bench with the twenty pound DBs.
It depends on your body style.Zero Hero said:How much do you bend your knees doing the deadlift?