Deadlifts and how you feel about them?
shodaimetruth
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I myself have only been doing deadlifts in my routine for about 7 weeks. So far I love these exercises. I'm not that strong with them yet, but I love how exhausted and how I feel while doing them and afterwards. The exercise just feels like more than just a push and pull motion. Along with squats, it's the only other lift that gets me a bit light headed and my heart rate pumped so high.
I love this damn exercise!
anyone else feel the same as me or hates the exercise all together?
I love this damn exercise!
anyone else feel the same as me or hates the exercise all together?
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Love them! I pick heavy things up and put them down!0
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Love them! I pick heavy things up and put them down!
YES! it's a workout that actually has real world usage.0 -
I deadlifts. I was getting a stiff back and they were driving me crazy for a while, so I learned a new grip and problem solved! I love the challenge. Squats and deads are my fix for the day!0
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Best thing ever, I got into triple figure for the first time today (108lbs) I them. A lot!0
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It's pre requisite (unless they have back issues) if a member wants to become a client. Same with burpees.:laugh: :laugh:
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I love them!
Those and squats just make me feel like I've really "worked" when lifting, way more than any other lifts. Plus deadlifts is the exercise I can lift the most for, so naturally it just makes me feel great! :drinker:0 -
Only reason they get a bad rep is because if you do them slightly wrong you can destroy your lower back.
I love them though. I feel like a freaking beast0 -
Yeah I rember doing deadlifts when I was going to College...I really liked Lifting weights...deadlifts where my Faves..0
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I Feel so good after both the exercises!!! Love Them0
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I feel like a freaking beast
Exactly.
I deadlift over 100 now, and my hands get sweaty and I start to drop the damn thing, so I had to start wearing gloves. I just grabbed some work gloves out of the garage. Works like a charm.
And since I work out at home, it don't matter that I look a little bit weird in my getup-- underwear, sports bra, cheerleader ponytail, work gloves, red face, and a big dumb grin.0 -
Only reason they get a bad rep is because if you do them slightly wrong you can destroy your lower back.
I love them though. I feel like a freaking beast
That's why I think I started off so light in the beginning with dead lifts because I was afraid of hurting myself after hearing all the horror stories about them. Now I understand why people get hurt and how to prevent it. Now that I know this, I fricken want all my workouts to have me feeling like I do with my deadlifts.0 -
As long as you use good form and sensible weights (and don't have any pre-existing back conditions) I don't see any reason why everyone in the world shouldn't be doing deadlifts!0
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Nothing will transform a physique like heavy dead lifts.0
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I feel like a freaking beast
Exactly.
I deadlift over 100 now, and my hands get sweaty and I start to drop the damn thing, so I had to start wearing gloves. I just grabbed some work gloves out of the garage. Works like a charm.
And since I work out at home, it don't matter that I look a little bit weird in my getup-- underwear, sports bra, cheerleader ponytail, work gloves, red face, and a big dumb grin.
HAHAHAHAHA! all thats missing is a tutu. kukukuku that's an awesome outfit.0 -
Usually after a set of deadlifts or even attempting a new PR, I put that weight down and immediately am filled with the urge to ***** slap someone, wrestle a bear to death and then *kitten* my girlfriend atop my new bearskin rug and sire a new breed of Christophers.
I love deadlifts.0 -
It's pre requisite (unless they have back issues) if a member wants to become a client. Same with burpees.:laugh: :laugh:
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I love, LOVE deadlifts. But I hate burpees with a passion.0 -
Love em...make that lower back look great.....0
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My husband (who is a champion powerlifter) says that athletes train movements (deads, squats, and benchpress) while bodybuilders train muscles (think of the guy standing in front of the mirror at the gym doing 50 sets of curls every time he works out) I'd way rather have the useful strength that comes from the full body lifts! So, yes, I'm with you all the way.0
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LOVE.
Plus now that I've lose weight, I can deadlift over my BW whooohoo0 -
Love it. Make me feel bad *kitten*. I am deadlifting 155 pounds right now and hopefully get to 1850
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It's pre requisite (unless they have back issues) if a member wants to become a client. Same with burpees.:laugh: :laugh:
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I love, LOVE deadlifts. But I hate burpees with a passion.
THIS!:laugh:0 -
Usually after a set of deadlifts or even attempting a new PR, I put that weight down and immediately am filled with the urge to ***** slap someone, wrestle a bear to death and then *kitten* my girlfriend atop my new bearskin rug and sire a new breed of Christophers.
I love deadlifts.
That's it? what about man handling a demi-god or conquering your subconscious through sheer will power?0 -
I feel like a freaking beast
Exactly.
I deadlift over 100 now, and my hands get sweaty and I start to drop the damn thing, so I had to start wearing gloves. I just grabbed some work gloves out of the garage. Works like a charm.
And since I work out at home, it don't matter that I look a little bit weird in my getup-- underwear, sports bra, cheerleader ponytail, work gloves, red face, and a big dumb grin.
Try using chalk instead of gloves. It will keep your hands dry and give you a much better grip. You really want to develop that grip strength for when the weights keep getting heavier and heavier.0 -
Can't beat those compound lifts!
Are you doing bent-over rows as well?0 -
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Yes bent over rows. I enjoy them a lot too. I try to make sure to do all compound lifts. the only one I do that isn't compound is bicep curls. The one I hate the most and struggle with is military press.0
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I DL 135, can't wait to get that number up.0
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Love these! By far, my strongest lift.
Even better with Iron Maiden or Black Sabbath playing in the background0 -
Love deadlifts! Just set a new PR today!!0
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i'm one of those people with a pre-existing lower back problem (herniated L5/S1) and even I love 'em. I only do them with supervision from my trainer though, one small slip in form and I'm doomed.0
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