Deadlifts are Dangerous. Plain and simple. They can destroy your back or make it stronger. It all depends upon you. There are a few things to remember when pulling,
#1. KEEP A NEUTRAL OR ARCHED LOWER BACK
#2. KEEP THE BAR CLOSE TO YOUR BODY
#3. NEVER NEVER NEVER SACRIFICE FORM FOR WEIGHT
#4. HIGH REP DEADS DO VERY LITTLE TO INCREASE YOUR MAXIMUM LIFT
#5. YOUR THIGHS SHOULD BE ABOUT 45 DEGREES AT THE START OF THE LIFT
#6. PUSH WITH YOUR LEGS AND DRIVE THROUGH YOUR HEELS
#7. SQUAT TO INCREASE YOUR DEADLIFT
There are hundreds of ways to hurt yourself doing deads, but you don't have to fall victim to a single one with a little investigation.
This is not me, but it is a very well put together video. I cannot disagree with very much this guy says. So, it's logical to assume that if you listen to him, your at least as prepared for deads as myself.
Tuesday, September 9, 2008
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Current goals
- Squat 185x100@185
- Deadlift 500@190
- Squat 405@190
- Snatch 50kg KB
- Bend 5/16x8" FNL Grade 8 Bolt
- Overhead 2 100lb DB's
- Bench 300@185
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