deficit deadlift question

[lhart6272]

in the "big house" my dad had an extended stay alot of the guys often deadlifted standing on a bench. the bar starts on the same plane as the feet. is this to much?

[Sammich]

"to" much for what?

[Macho Man]

I would say yes. That is way too far for any man in the "big house" to ever be bending over.

[lhart6272]

I would say yes. That is way too far for any man in the "big house" to ever be bending over.

hahaha:spit:

"to" much for what?

is it to much of a deficit to be useful,in other words would you consider that over kill or not productive in strengthening the botom of the pull?

as it has been suggested that i add deficit pulls,i was just wondering if this was a viable option

[Sammich]

No, it is not too far to bend over for deadlifts.

It is too far to bend over for anal rape.

[lhart6272]

No, it is not too far to bend over for deadlifts.

then i shall continue to do themand they shall be known as "moundsville" deadlifts in honour of the first stop on pops vacation tour. look it up nice to visit but no place you would want to live. was declared unconstitutional and closed.

It is too far to bend over for anal rape.

who bends over for anal rape?:whip:

[Sammich]

who bends over for anal rape?:whip:

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[lhart6272]

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can i get this in mathmetical expression?

[homonunculus]

in the "big house" my dad had an extended stay alot of the guys often deadlifted standing on a bench. the bar starts on the same plane as the feet. is this to much?

I would say yes. That is way too far for any man in the "big house" to ever be bending over.

Lhart,

Check with your Dad - I think they call these "soap pulls" in the big house.

-S

[Shawn "Future" Bellon]

in the "big house" my dad had an extended stay alot of the guys often deadlifted standing on a bench. the bar starts on the same plane as the feet. is this to much?

All joking aside...

Well I think their are safer options but yeah they work.

[chris.tan]

Glad someone asked about these. I've recently replaced rack deads with deficit deads because my sticking point is at the bottom. I'm a pretty short guy (think dave henry height) and have started using only 35 plates so that the bar starts at a lower position. I find that it's much more difficult to keep from rounding my back with this lower position. Do you guys have any tips on how to pull with good form on these? Also, do you guys think this is a low enough height to improve my sticking point strength?

[LG1]

Lhart and Chris.tan, try asking John Pinder (EX) all your deadlifting questions....
http://www.intensemuscle.com/showthr...light=Deadlift

[lhart6272]

just did 3" deficits and loved em.

[BigRedneck]

Deficit deads are great for speed off the floor. They've been used by PL'ers for years. Do them against some bands or drape some chains over the bar, and you've got a monster exercise for DL speed.