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post 1688414783 08-15-2023, 03:27 PM
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Why people avoid deadlift,the king of all excersices?

i heard they make you big waist or some set

wtf misc


when i did oly lifting master race stuff we used to deadlift and squat like 20 sets in every workout 6 times every week

master race crew checking in homos




post 1688415693 08-15-2023, 03:45 PM
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I thought your fat gf told you not to misc anymore
post 1688415823 08-15-2023, 03:48 PM
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They hurt my lower back. Not trying to go to snap city.

Sucks because I enjoy deadlifting srs.
post 1688417003 08-15-2023, 04:15 PM
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waste of time gainz/risk ratio isn't worth it.

barbell back squats are the goat.
be the turtle in the race.
post 1688417173 08-15-2023, 04:19 PM
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still my favorite and always will be
post 1688417333 08-15-2023, 04:24 PM
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it's because people like to go for 1 rep maxes so often, and a failure at a 1 rep max is less usually quitting the rep and more often an injury
post 1688417443 08-15-2023, 04:26 PM
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Originally Posted By Condo41
it's because people like to go for 1 rep maxes so often, and a failure at a 1 rep max is less usually quitting the rep and more often an injury
is it? The problem is that they shoot too high for that 1 rep max
post 1688417623 08-15-2023, 04:30 PM
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Im not even that old but i feel compelled to make the "old man" speech. No matter how good you are, deadlifts are pretty damn dangerous in the long run. Very few people do them right, which is why people always say it's not a matter of if, but when you visit Snap City. Not to mention technique varies depending on your body type (short torso/long legs or long torso /short legs) Depending on the individual, it requires impeccable form which is impossible to maintain when youre training to failure.

Furthermore, there's a fine line between dynamically stretching to prep for the exercise and dynamically stretching too much and exhausting the ligaments increasing your chance for Injury.

And finally, it kills anesthetics. There was a huge anti-deadlift movement on the misc a number of years ago. Not because of the potential for injury but because it gives you the refrigerator physique instead of a v-taper and at that time everyone was wanting to look like Zyzz.

And yes, I visited Snap City in 2016 and have NEVER been the same. 99% of the time I feel perfectly fine, but every once and a while I'm reminded of my accident when I sleep the wrong way or sit in a chair incorrectly, a problem I've never had in the past.
post 1688417803 08-15-2023, 04:33 PM
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Originally Posted By GuineaDago585
They hurt my lower back. Not trying to go to snap city.

Sucks because I enjoy deadlifting srs.
Same, but I'd you're just a weekend warrior or train to maintain a 6pack there's an endless amount of safer exercises to do.
post 1688417873 08-15-2023, 04:35 PM
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They don’t make your hips wide smh


I do tons of them and have a wicked v taper
post 1688417883 08-15-2023, 04:35 PM
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Originally Posted By Maestro
Im not even that old but i feel compelled to make the "old man" speech. No matter how good you are, deadlifts are pretty damn dangerous in the long run. Very few people do them right, which is why people always say it's not a matter of if, but when you visit Snap City. Not to mention technique varies depending on your body type (short torso/long legs or long torso /short legs) Depending on the individual, it requires impeccable form which is impossible to maintain when youre training to failure.

Furthermore, there's a fine line between dynamically stretching to prep for the exercise and dynamically stretching too much and exhausting the ligaments increasing your chance for Injury.

And finally, it kills anesthetics. There was a huge anti-deadlift movement on the misc a number of years ago. Not because of the potential for injury but because it gives you the refrigerator physique instead of a v-taper and at that time everyone was wanting to look like Zyzz.

And yes, I visited Snap City in 2016 and have NEVER been the same. 99% of the time I feel perfectly fine, but every once and a while I'm reminded of my accident when I sleep the wrong way or sit in a chair incorrectly, a problem I've never had in the past.
I gotta disagree with the form aspect as Alan Thrall had a really stellar argument against it.

By definition, adaptive lifters have bad form. And if bad form was the sole variable or even the biggest for snap city, every adaptive athlete coach would be extremely unethical.

the greatest deadlifter of all time - Bob Peoples (725 at 181bw) - did everything wrong by conventional standards - intentionally rounded back being the main one. Granted - genetically the guy had ape arms so he was prone to the lift.

You can have horrible form but if you train it properly, you will get strong in that form and bar path and as long as you maintain it, it is fine. The problem is people who's form breaks down mid lift - and that usually happens to someone to progresses too quickly and/or takes too large a jump on PRs.
post 1688417913 08-15-2023, 04:35 PM
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When you get older you will find that doing deadlifts is probably the single biggest thing that you can do to hurt your back.

And if you hurt your back? It is game over.

Not worth the risk.
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post 1688418263 08-15-2023, 04:40 PM
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53 yrs old. I alternate conventional dead’s with RDLs every workout.
post 1688418313 08-15-2023, 04:41 PM
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The amount of energy they require and CNS fatigue they cause aren't worth the muscular gains you might get from them...

Look around gyms man. The dudes deadlifting never have the best physiques.
post 1688418393 08-15-2023, 04:43 PM
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Originally Posted By Cleveland33
is it? The problem is that they shoot too high for that 1 rep max
yeah obviously,

but when the difference between your 1rep max is 5lbs and you add it and it's too much, you're still pulling X amount of weight that will injure you when things collapse
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Originally Posted By guest89
The amount of energy they require and CNS fatigue they cause aren't worth the muscular gains you might get from them...

Look around gyms man. The dudes deadlifting never have the best physiques.
no argument there - if you lifting for physique there is no real benefit - though there are still some really jacked dudes that do still dead heavy - Paul Carter for one
post 1688418463 08-15-2023, 04:44 PM
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Originally Posted By Condo41
yeah obviously,

but when the difference between your 1rep max is 5lbs and you add it and it's too much, you're still pulling X amount of weight that will injure you when things collapse
Nah, I doubt that a five pound max increase causes anyone to break down so much that they get injured. It's the guys that go for 90lbs more than they have ever attempted that get hurt.
post 1688418473 08-15-2023, 04:44 PM
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Big legs and big numbers are great for impressing dudes

Its easier to just do squats and machines if you're trying to stay healthy and have a decent physique
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its becaus focus on DL and squat lead to unaesthetic feminine physique

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Originally Posted By Jessejame5
its becaus focus on DL and squat lead to unaesthetic feminine physique

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I'm not going to deadlift anymore. The lower back isn't getting any younger. Also lowered all my lifts down in weight, and raised reps. Shoulder injuries last too long in mid 40's.

Oh, and fck tendonitis right up the chitta
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TFW you did oly lifting back in the day and your form in deadlift and squat is just perfect and dont even see a problem doing them at 37yo
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Originally Posted By 4Bertuzzi4
I'm not going to deadlift anymore. The lower back isn't getting any younger. Also lowered all my lifts down in weight, and raised reps. Shoulder injuries last too long in mid 40's.

Oh, and fck tendonitis right up the chitta
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LMAO at people still falling for the blocky waist argument. Contracting your core and posterior chain equals a stronger core and posterior chain. Eating 5000 calories a day and cycling mexican supplements while weighing 250+lbs builds a larger waist, which is who everyone is reffering too when making that argument. See these world class powerlifters that have 50 variables that contribute to that body type, yeah lets isolate a single one and claim its responsible for that 36 inch waist. And god forbid you put a half inch on your waist consisting of dense muscle fibres. Better that than the full inch of fat you currentlly have sitting there.

No better feeling than reppin heavy deads in a commercial gym and catchin eyes through the mirror. Women love callused hands, bleeding shins and high blood pressure, it triggers primal needs, it gets the people going.
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DL is just another exercise, not anything "kingy" in it. The fact you were doing so many so often doesn't mean anything, was proly based on the opinion of your coach. And who gives the sheat about opinion of your long dead of old age coach? How many Olympians were amongst your "oly lifting" "master" (my аss) race crew?
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Don’t RDLs target the same muscles?
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Because it is not worth destroying your back before 30.

Biggest dudes I know never did deadlift.
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Originally Posted By weiss1967
How many Olympians were amongst your "oly lifting" "master" (my аss) race crew?
coach lift in 2008 Beijing
a bitch who came on the gym the last yera before i quit won the European u21 sloots weightlifting championship

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