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Apparently my back is "scary bent" when I deadlift, which really makes me wonder about my form. I have no idea. I've been pulling the same way for a few years and haven't felt any pain.
Anyone run into something like this? I only train alone so I have no idea.
Apparently my back is "scary bent" when I deadlift, which really makes me wonder about my form. I have no idea. I've been pulling the same way for a few years and haven't felt any pain.
Anyone run into something like this? I only train alone so I have no idea.
yea u should try to keep u back at straight as possible, i hurt my back in the beginning of the year kuz of bad form. Snapped my back up so bad that i couldn't lift for a month. Now when I do deadlifts, if i feel the my back is curving more then its supposed to then i just drop the bar because its not worth snapping my back again.
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When I pull 2 plates my form is fine, but I don't feel anything.
When I pull 3 plates, my back gets bent but it actually feels like a lift. I know I won't get injured because I've been doing it like this for quite some time, but I would like to correct it.
It seems like its going to be a bit of a challenge to correct my form while increasing weight. I want to be able to lift heavier without compromising form.
i dont deadlift that often anymore but what i did when i was starting deads since im tall as fuck i started with like stacked boxes or w/e on both sides so it was set up allot higher, then every week or so i would take a lvl off, until i reached the ground. so by the end i was lifting from the ground
Apparently my back is "scary bent" when I deadlift, which really makes me wonder about my form. I have no idea. I've been pulling the same way for a few years and haven't felt any pain.
Anyone run into something like this? I only train alone so I have no idea.
get someone to record you, post it on here alotta people know their shit on this forum... surprisingly
Yknow what's really fun is changing a flat on a slammed car after doing heavy deads and squats the day before. Even more fun if it's like -2 outside, and it's a friday night, and you worked a double shift.
Yknow what's really fun is changing a flat on a slammed car after doing heavy deads and squats the day before. Even more fun if it's like -2 outside, and it's a friday night, and you worked a double shift.
fuckkkkkk
cant get 315 up -___-
ive done it for 2 reps before
got it off the floor 3-4 inches in each of my 3 attempts
did 275x5 for 3 sets no equipment like nothing
Strong believer of using straps for deadlifting. I'm trying to train my back, not my grip. Doing 350 now, without straps I don't even wanna know..probably like 275 lol
Strong believer of using straps for deadlifting. I'm trying to train my back, not my grip. Doing 350 now, without straps I don't even wanna know..probably like 275 lol
Maybe you'd be doing 350 with strongman grip Posted via RS Mobile
Apparently my back is "scary bent" when I deadlift, which really makes me wonder about my form. I have no idea. I've been pulling the same way for a few years and haven't felt any pain.
Anyone run into something like this? I only train alone so I have no idea.
I had the same thing happen to me. A 'trainer' at my old gym told me my back was full round when I DL so I had someone video me and it was pretty flat. I posted it here too.
Even when I bend over with no weights and force a crazy arch in my back, its still almost completely flat, maybe a tad rounded. Thicker back muscles also give the impression of a rounded back from the side so youd have to look right at the spine.
My personal opinion is it isn't so much having a flat back, its about having all of your back muscles holding tight. The problem comes when you're lifting heavier than your lower back muscles can hold and your back rounds out and is basically behind held by your spine. As long as your back muscles are holding your posture tight, I think that is acceptable.
I had the same thing happen to me. A 'trainer' at my old gym told me my back was full round when I DL so I had someone video me and it was pretty flat. I posted it here too.
Even when I bend over with no weights and force a crazy arch in my back, its still almost completely flat, maybe a tad rounded. Thicker back muscles also give the impression of a rounded back from the side so youd have to look right at the spine.
My personal opinion is it isn't so much having a flat back, its about having all of your back muscles holding tight. The problem comes when you're lifting heavier than your lower back muscles can hold and your back rounds out and is basically behind held by your spine. As long as your back muscles are holding your posture tight, I think that is acceptable.
Yup in the end I think the best solution is to post a video here or somewhere else where people know what to look for, rather than rely on some dudebro at the gym