W willywonka28 New member May 25, 2019 #1 Would you guys say you can get more powerfrom squatting or from deadlifts ? What do you guys think?
P0N Chairman of Board Chairman Member May 26, 2019 #2 I'm not really sure I understand the question. Generally, deadlift is heavier and more taxing for that reason, but they are both going to build a lot of power in different parts of the legs.
I'm not really sure I understand the question. Generally, deadlift is heavier and more taxing for that reason, but they are both going to build a lot of power in different parts of the legs.
Fella Finn Moderator Moderator May 26, 2019 #4 Of course you can but the training has to be specific to improving that ability.
SteveMobsterG Moderator Moderator EF Logger May 27, 2019 #5 willywonka28 said: Would you guys say you can get more powerfrom squatting or from deadlifts ? What do you guys think? Click to expand... Don't pick one - do both!
willywonka28 said: Would you guys say you can get more powerfrom squatting or from deadlifts ? What do you guys think? Click to expand... Don't pick one - do both!
RickRock13 Da Pope Platinum May 27, 2019 #6 willywonka28 said: Would you guys say you can get more powerfrom squatting or from deadlifts ? What do you guys think? Click to expand... They each provide their own benefits. Cant really put one over the other
willywonka28 said: Would you guys say you can get more powerfrom squatting or from deadlifts ? What do you guys think? Click to expand... They each provide their own benefits. Cant really put one over the other
sean501 Plat Hero Platinum Jun 8, 2019 #8 Incorporate both into your training. Add in some light jump squats. For PAP then superset heavy squats with a sets of box jumps.
Incorporate both into your training. Add in some light jump squats. For PAP then superset heavy squats with a sets of box jumps.