Which grip do you use for dead lifts?
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double overhand for lighter weights, mixed grip for heavier
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I do both. When I go heavier (for me that is past 135 pounds) then I use the mixed grip.0
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Mixed grip alternating every set. I also use straps but it's because my grip is weaksauce and I'm too focused on my lower body to put in the time necessary to increase grip strength.0
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Further to my reply in this thread, I did a PB today - 150kg (I weigh 70kg). Not only did I do "palms facing me" but I only hooked my fingers and not my entire hand round the bar. :noway:
LOL mine do that- but it's usually when I get tired- and start in on the super heavy stuff- I get some quality GRIP OF DEATH- with my fingers going- my friend laughs at how much I can lift with my fingers only- it kind of sucks.
Sounds good to me. You might enjoy rock climbing!0 -
Sounds good to me. You might enjoy rock climbing!
I would- I really loved it way back in the day- but I already have several expensive hobbies- BF would kill me if I picked up a new one!0 -
Overhand, because at my work set just over 1x body weight so far, my grip isn't close to failing yet. When I hit the wall, I'll switch. In the meantime, overhand/hook grip for as long as I can.0
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Warm Ups - Double Overhand
Working Sets - Mixed0
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