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[russs]

Hi,

Just curious, has anyone here managed to DL 200kg with at a weight < 70Kg. If so, could you post your routine or give any sort of advice regarding how you got there?

Cheers,
Daniel.

 

[Omie Jay]

Barbell Deadlift

that gif is a deadlift right?

never tried it, looks kinda dangerous for the back :S

 

[Azamakumar]

Your backs meant to have straightened before your legs do, fairly sure he's doing it wrong. Easier with a trap bar though.


And im fairly sure nobody under 70kg will lift 200kg, no matter how many muscle groups they use.

 

[russs]

Your backs meant to have straightened before your legs do, fairly sure he's doing it wrong. Easier with a trap bar though.


And im fairly sure nobody under 70kg will lift 200kg, no matter how many muscle groups they use.

309Kg at 60kg has been done on the deadlift (the guy had gorilla arms tho).

Just looking for some people who have done it and can give some actual advice. Its actually quite difficult to come across elite performers in the gym.

 

[quik.]

Remember you can use straps if your grip is giving out before your muscles do.

Farmers walks, shrugs, static holds, deadlifts from a platform there are a lot of tools/exercises you can use to help increase your numbers. The most effective will always be consistency, effort, adequate rest and nutrition.

 

[Omie Jay]

so what would a deadlift workout consist of, what kinda weight and reps are we looking at?

 

[risole91]

I dead lift sometimes before i work out.
Its pretty important, as it works alot of muscles.

 

[russs]

My DL/DL Assistance training:

Mon (ME Deadlift: Week 1):

Deadlift: Warmup, Working set of 5 reps, Singles/Singles (Belt)
Shrugs: 3x8
Defecit Deadlifts: 3x5
+ Some lighter back workouts

Mon (Deadlift Assistance: Week 2):

Good Mornings, Working up to 1x5
Concentric Good Mornings: 2x8
+ Some lighter back workouts

I have bench/squat on other days. Any advice welcome.

 

[Omie Jay]

i should probably invest in doing deadlifts, but then i'd need more weights...

 

[sdcloud69]

in b4 a whole lot of e-stats.

 

[sdcloud69]

BTW OP, ever heard of Frank Yang?

DL'ing 480/500LBs @ 160lbs or so

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brb admirin'

 

[Omie Jay]

hahahahaha


MUDDERPHUKKER!!!

lol

i gotta try this some day, in a safe environment.

 

[quik.]

It can be dangerous, you can herniate/slip a disc. Make sure as with everything to start slow and easy, get technique down and then build your way up.

 

[Omie Jay]

yeah, and i need buff friends to spot me or something.

 

[runoutofsleep]

Your backs meant to have straightened before your legs do, fairly sure he's doing it wrong. Easier with a trap bar though.


And im fairly sure nobody under 70kg will lift 200kg, no matter how many muscle groups they use.

not sure what you mean here but the deadlift definitely starts with the legs

 

[sdcloud69]

It's safe as long as your form is solid and you stay within your limits.

A noob attempting to DL 400Lbs is just asking for trouble.

 

[Omie Jay]

so... is ur back supposed to be completely vertical the whole way thru? as in perpendicular to the floor for the entire lift?

 

[A High Way Man]

oh no if the chinese start goin 2 the gym we're all gonna die

 

[runoutofsleep]

so... is ur back supposed to be completely vertical the whole way thru? as in perpendicular to the floor for the entire lift?

no but your back should be straight for the whole movement, like in the exrx animation.

 

[yer8899]

so... is ur back supposed to be completely vertical the whole way thru? as in perpendicular to the floor for the entire lift?

nup