Please HELP, Is this Deadlift video WRONG?
Leka1000
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Please watch this youtube video - i am so certain that this HAS to be a squat NOT a deadlift!!!
I normally do straight leg deads with the bells in front of me and squats with the bells on the side. I was curious to find out what a regular dead looked like with bells....and well this is the first vid I looked at and it SURE looks to me like a SQUAT.
Please watch and let me know experts!!!
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lJ3QwaXNJfw
I normally do straight leg deads with the bells in front of me and squats with the bells on the side. I was curious to find out what a regular dead looked like with bells....and well this is the first vid I looked at and it SURE looks to me like a SQUAT.
Please watch and let me know experts!!!
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lJ3QwaXNJfw
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Looks like a deadlift to me. He's having to really squat down at the beginning because the DBs are so close to the floor. That makes it look like a squat in the beginning.
Most people doing dumbbell DBs won't start from the floor like that, they'll do SLDLs or RDLs with them.0 -
those would be like a deficit deadlift.0
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Am I okay to stick with just straight leg deadlifts and squats with dumbbells. I seriously don't see that this is a deadlift. The straighleg deadlift you can TOTALLY see the difference from a squat.0
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I would just say it looks like he is going a little too low at the bottom, otherwise it is a deadlift.0
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The 'Straightleg deadlift' is a Romanian Deadlift. The video is showing a standard deadlift, but he has to dip low to grab the dumbbells. Squats require the weight start elevated (at or above the shoulders). Squats and deadlifts both work the quads, but deadlifts require more hamstring and glute involvement in either form. Deadlifts also require more core strength according to many.0
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I always thought deadlift is more of a bend over at the hip and squeeze up and a squat is more like sitting down into a chair and squeezing up.
Does a reg deadlift work out more areas than a straightleg dead?0 -
I always thought deadlift is more of a bend over at the hip and squeeze up and a squat is more like sitting down into a chair and squeezing up.
Does a reg deadlift work out more areas than a straightleg dead?
No, deadlift has your hips higher than a squat but you also have bent knees. What you're describing as just bending over at the hips and squeezing up would be like a good morning but instead of the weight on your back you'd be holding it in front of you. Very similar to Romanian deadlifts just a different position for the weight.
A reg deadlift works darn near the entire body: hams, gluts, lower back, upper back, biceps, traps, core.....think the only thing it doesn't hit is the triceps and maybe the muscles in your pinky toe...(<-joke by the way)
That vid is a deadlift with dumbbells. Only reason he's going so low as compared to a barbell deadlift is the circumference of the dumbbells is less than a regular oly plate.
SonyaCele is correct it's more like a deficit deadlift than anything else.
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Does anybody have an excellent video that shows regular deadlift and a squat with dumbbells???? Thank you.0
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I'd call that a dumbbell squat. The high torso angle and low hips are closer to a squat.
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I want to know the best one with the best results!0
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Looks more like the pull for a clean or snatch more so than a "powerlifting" deadlift.
And to say it again. What best result? You should use the right tool for the job, but you gotta know what the job is first.0 -
look up bret contreras videos0
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Wait, deadlift without a barbell... That must be wrong.0
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Cherimoose wrote: »
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