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Dead lift in westside routine???

I rarely do pin pulls and like hannibal said reverse bands are better. They mimic the movement the way it normally is and i beleive they have a better carry over than pin pulls. I have seen a lot of guys pin pull 700 for example from below there knees but when 700 gets to there knees in a meet it just wont go.
 
You must make the WSB routine YOURS. I train the deadlift about 50%-60% of the time because it is normally one of my events or very event specific in my training.

B True
 
Regular deads once every six to eight weeks. Otherwise it's like Grimmer and Hannibal. Accessory work to train the posterior chain.
 
b fold the truth said:
You must make the WSB routine YOURS. I train the deadlift about 50%-60% of the time because it is normally one of my events or very event specific in my training.

B True


I agree. As much as I know I need bigtime help in my squat, I honestly think I have a chance of being a very good deadlifter some day. So I do a modified version with much more pulling. Plus, deadlifting is so much fun. :D
 
If your not gonna pull at all then dont neglect your grip training cause without pulling at all your grip will need extra attention. BUt dont take my advice i pull high 5's i personally suck at deadlifitng. Maybe if i trained it i would be better. But i knwo grip is my number 1 problem at his time.
 
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