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 alternate to deadlift?
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Rexie317 Amateur Bodybuilder (Total posts: 21) |
posted May 03, 2000 08:40 PM
  
Are there any exercises that can be used as an alternate to deadlifts? -thanx ------------------ IP: Logged |
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Sight1 Amateur Bodybuilder (Total posts: 34) |
posted May 03, 2000 09:35 PM
there aren't really any ways to hit what the deadlift hits. you can do hang cleans, straight leg deadlifts (good for hammys too), and do front squats. why not deadlift? if your form is good, do it IP: Logged |
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StevieD Amateur Bodybuilder (Total posts: 98) |
posted May 04, 2000 05:54 AM
Why not do deadlifts? You can always try hyperextensions and good-mornings but nothing quite hits the lower back like deadlifts (plus the hams get a good workout). IP: Logged |
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Rexie317 Amateur Bodybuilder (Total posts: 21) |
posted May 04, 2000 03:02 PM
My form sucks at deadlifts, so I was looking for something to do in its place. But if theyr really that good I'll just work on my form with light weights. Thanks alot. ------------------ IP: Logged |
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Stone Amateur Bodybuilder (Total posts: 19) |
posted May 04, 2000 04:32 PM
The closest thing to dead lifts I know of is sit down rows. Esp. if you lean forward then lean back as you extend. Like everyone else here I would not substitute them, they are one of the basic exercises that are hard to replace. Start doing them with a 45 lb bar until your form is good, add the weight as your form improves. IP: Logged |
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jocko Pro Bodybuilder (Total posts: 119) |
posted May 05, 2000 07:07 PM
Try deads on the hammerstrength trap machine.Partials in the rack at knee height or below, you should be able to add the pounds on partials. Use correct form,form form. Bent over rows, t-bar rows, your still lifting from the floor and working your back hard. [This message has been edited by jocko (edited May 05, 2000).] IP: Logged |
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Komo Pro Bodybuilder (Total posts: 132) |
posted May 07, 2000 12:28 PM
Do deads with dumbbells, all the way too the floor, legs slightly bent, rolling the traps in the top position. /Komo IP: Logged |
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bluesy Pro Bodybuilder (Total posts: 132) |
posted May 08, 2000 06:37 AM
you cant deadlift you wuzzz J/K try this, if you suck in the form department, then try these two tips; 1/ wide feet, wide grip, this way you will have a much better back position. 2/ wide feet and narrow grip, this way you can have your back allmost upright and dont have to be worried about the lowerback. both are power deadlifts used in competition, so its not the biggest back builder, but it will give you that nice strong look in the back, that i think is impressive, just look at Franco Columbo (if i remember his name right). Bluesy IP: Logged |
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Steelsoldier Amateur Bodybuilder (Total posts: 6) |
posted May 12, 2000 11:23 PM
For back there is no substitute for the deadlift. Learn it and learn it well! IP: Logged |
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