Then providing you don't use too many sets it's a very good back routine!
Oh, and straps are not your enemy. You do deadlifts for your back, not your forearms, therefore if your grip sucks don't be afraid to use straps. If i never used straps my grip would give out before my back and would mean i'm not stimulating my back as much as a could/should be.
Unless you perform specific forearm work then deads without the use of straps are great for building them up and improving grip strength. A strong grip is the focal point of energy transfer in most exerises and without a strong grip you are selling yourself short.
Start with hyperextensions to warm up the lower back, then do deadlifts 5 sets of reps between 4-8...
then bent over rows 5 sets of 8 reps
wide grip chins 3-4 sets of as many muthafuckaz u can get out!!!!!
thats it, short, simple but VERY EFFECTIVE!!!!!
remember its not what u do, but how u do 'em, so use good form and as much weight as possible!!!!!
i have genetics for wide wings so for a while I got away with just doing chins, db-rows, cable pulldowns and machine rows, shunning the deadlift and the barbell row
Until the more seasoned guys mentioned i needed more thickness in my back. There was no way around it:
- deadlifts
- bent row
- t-bar row
YUP, don't start too heavy with them until you can maintain good posture......