I warmed up with 135 and then did 225 for 10 clean reps. Then on my last set I did 3 clean reps. I was pretty stoked, it felt great. Is this pretty good for a first time dealdlifter? REDROCK
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I warmed up with 135 and then did 225 for 10 clean reps. Then on my last set I did 3 clean reps. I was pretty stoked, it felt great. Is this pretty good for a first time dealdlifter? REDROCK
what do you weigh?
stats:
19 years old
6'2"
205lbs.
bf% too high
Out of curiousity, do you guys deadlift using lifting straps?
I use to deadlift 315x6 at a 170lbs body weight, but I recently decided to ditch the straps so I can improve my gripping sterngth. However, without the straps, I'm deadlifting 225x4.
Should I use lifting straps in deadlifts to move more weight?
I can comfortable rep out 225 WITHOUT straps. I only use them on my last set. I too am trying to increase my strength, so I only use them when I absolutely have to. REDROCKQuote:
Originally posted by aNaBoLiC_aZn
Out of curiousity, do you guys deadlift using lifting straps?
I use to deadlift 315x6 at a 170lbs body weight, but I recently decided to ditch the straps so I can improve my gripping sterngth. However, without the straps, I'm deadlifting 225x4.
Should I use lifting straps in deadlifts to move more weight?
Work on your grip instead of using straps. I suggest farmers walk. It did wonders for my grip. Now I can grip whatever I need to grip.Quote:
Originally posted by aNaBoLiC_aZn
Out of curiousity, do you guys deadlift using lifting straps?
I use to deadlift 315x6 at a 170lbs body weight, but I recently decided to ditch the straps so I can improve my gripping sterngth. However, without the straps, I'm deadlifting 225x4.
Should I use lifting straps in deadlifts to move more weight?
When doing the farmer's walk, how far do you typically walk?Quote:
Originally posted by johan
Work on your grip instead of using straps. I suggest farmers walk. It did wonders for my grip. Now I can grip whatever I need to grip.
Hum well maby 20 meters or so. And then when I have walked that distance I always try to squesse out a couple of shrughs.Quote:
Originally posted by aNaBoLiC_aZn
When doing the farmer's walk, how far do you typically walk?
I'm currently do the Russian Box 3x3 Doc S posted at the top of thread. It starts with 58% of your max and works up to 95% over 8 weeks...Thats plenty of time to build good fundamentals and grip strength while working towards a better PR. Check it out
nice lifting! keep pulling it is no doubt one of the best exercises for overall strength and mass building.
as far as straps are concerned I would stay away from them for the most part... if you can use chalk for heavy attempts use chalk. I typically use straps only for my heaviest rack pulls which can be up to 120% of my deadlift max... so I think there is a time and place for them... just use them sparingly. good luck lifting and stay strong!
Just wondering, what is a farmer's walk? I would really like to improve my grip strength. Thanks.
315x3 is pretty good. i only use straps in DL if my forearm becomes inflammed (a problem i sometimes have). you cant use them in competition so no use training that way. are you using double overhand grip? try the hook grip or reverse grip when the weight gets big. both comp legal.
pick up some big dumbells and just walk around the gym holding them. its a hell of a cardio workout too.Quote:
Originally Posted by Phildude
hook grip is a must, than you wont need the straps, also ifind deadlifting anything for more than 5-6reps is a waste, forget sets of tens,next time youmax, just work your wauup with singles, you can do alot more than 315,trust me