gmanlax7 New member Jun 30, 2002 #1 how inferior are straight legged ? I've never realy seen any one doing a real deadlift, except for with that square metal thing you can put plates on.
how inferior are straight legged ? I've never realy seen any one doing a real deadlift, except for with that square metal thing you can put plates on.
Z ZZuluZ New member Jun 30, 2002 #2 What are you trying to achieve? Hypetrophy? 'Functional' strength? -Zulu Edit: Whatever the case may be [unless you're only looking for hamstring hypertrophy] deadlifts are better.
What are you trying to achieve? Hypetrophy? 'Functional' strength? -Zulu Edit: Whatever the case may be [unless you're only looking for hamstring hypertrophy] deadlifts are better.
P p03t1c New member Jun 30, 2002 #3 go for the real deadlift. i use partial deadlifts rather than stiff legged for accessory work.
S Stapled to the Floor New member Jun 30, 2002 #4 straight legs caused my disc herniation due to the curvature... stick with #1--good morninggs # 2--deadlifts... my .02
straight legs caused my disc herniation due to the curvature... stick with #1--good morninggs # 2--deadlifts... my .02
gmanlax7 New member Jul 1, 2002 #5 im looking to increase strength, size if it comes. ill give regular deads a shot.
argent New member Jul 4, 2002 #6 Stiff-legged dead are better for hamstring development. If you are not specifically training your hams, then regualr deads are your best bet.
Stiff-legged dead are better for hamstring development. If you are not specifically training your hams, then regualr deads are your best bet.