How Do U Know if You Deadlift Wrong

07-07-2007, 03:22 AM

started doing deadlift merely wondering if in that location are any signs i tin l ook for to know if im doing it wrong or non?

07-07-2007, 09:07 AM

When your washed if your lower dorsum hurts actually bad or your knees that's a sign that your grade is bad or your using to much weight and straining yourself.

E'er use a belt when dead lifting if non you can seriously hurt your back particularly if yous don't practise core and ab/back workouts a lot.

make sure your feet are shoulder width apart. and all that stuff. if you need to know perfect form pm me or Google dead lift form.

lower back is something you want to watch for its difficult to recover from that. (if you really mess information technology upwardly).

07-07-2007, 09:55 AM

If your class is off, y'all may be deadlifting wrong.
If you dorsum is rounded, yous may be deadlifting wrong.
If you lot injure more just 'ow I'g sore from working out' y'all may be deadlifting wrong.

07-07-2007, x:23 AM

Originally Posted by boxtrot View Post

started doing deadlift just wondering if there are whatsoever signs i can 50 ook for to know if im doing it incorrect or not?

Hello boxtrot.

Cheque out the net and this resource for exercise technique.

If you know any powerlifters or experienced bodybuilders, they may be able to instruct y'all in proper form

Check out the www.hardgainer.com and the writings of Stuart McRobert, peculiarly his weightlifting technique book.

I'm no expert, merely I never injure myself deadlifting. I judge my technique is fine for MY structure.

I wouldn't use a belt, especially if you do reps. It teaches yous to press your abs out against the pressure of the belt to increase intra-abdominal pressure to stabilize your back. This is a bad addiction if you e'er try to pull something heavy in the real world. Without the belt, yous could injure yourself, even gardening. For too many lifters, the belt becomes a crutch that you cannot practise without.

If tight enough to be effective, the belt greatly increases blood pressure, and restricts the return of blood to the eye from the lower body. This is ok in a limit attempt at a lifting competition or in the gym, only very dangerous if you are doing reps!

If you loosen the chugalug to alleviate these concerns, the belt is but a fashion accessory.

In that location is a new generation of powerlifters and olympic lifters from Eastern Europe. Many of them don't carp with a chugalug even when setting personal or even globe records!

The belt, wraps and lifting suits etc don't actually add to lifter condom. Straps, for case are useful for strongmen during say the Hummer Deadlift. They are saving their hands for other Strongman events requiring grip.

The fit of the belt, straps, wraps, or adjust can change, eg. every bit you grow or lean out, or even just the adjustments to the gear(or fifty-fifty a change of brand). Many trainers apply these items to endeavour and boost their poundage beyond their real strength. Since people rely on them to literally agree their trunk together( rather than the strength of their structure), this can actually lead to injury, fifty-fifty when their technique is good.

In whatever effect, you're right to deadlift. It hits the majority of the torso'southward musclature with merely a single do and gives yous keen coordinated strength. It besides trains you for the clean, high pull, snatch and other quick lifts that develop great power and speed.

All-time of luck whether you wear a chugalug or non( please, only when y'all are already very potent, and then for very low reps or singles).

07-07-2007, 10:25 AM

Originally Posted by Rob72 View Post

When your washed if your lower dorsum hurts really bad or your knees that'south a sign that your form is bad or your using to much weight and straining yourself.

E'er employ a belt when dead lifting if not you lot can seriously hurt your back especially if you don't exercise cadre and ab/back workouts a lot.

brand sure your anxiety are shoulder width apart. and all that stuff. if you need to know perfect form pm me or Google expressionless lift form.

lower dorsum is something yous want to lookout for its hard to recover from that. (if you really mess it upwardly).

Depends on the kind of lower back soreness. If it is DOMS and then it is perfectly fine every bit the deadlift works your lower back.

I definitely don't agree that y'all should e'er utilize a belt whilst deadlifting.
If you do deadlifts correctly, concentrate on using good form and don't push yourself past your limits then you shouldn't demand a chugalug. Done properly, deadlifts are non a dangerous practise if done correctly.

To the OP, I propose reading some articles and watching some videos on how to deadlift. Here are some links you may find helpful:

http://world wide web.t-nation.com/readTopic.do?id=459744

http://video.google.com/videoplay?exercise...01858251744&hl

07-07-2007, 10:34 AM

I don't apply a belt when I deadlift. If I have to use a belt, either my core is weak or it'south too heavy.

07-07-2007, 07:51 PM

More acute pain is a expert sign of lousy form. If it is full general soreness, information technology's probably fine. I wouldn't use a belt unless you lot're doing actually heavy weight, maybe starting at twice your bodyweight. Merely make certain y'all concentrate on it existence largely a hip movement.

07-08-2007, 02:00 AM

Originally Posted by mingkou View Post

More than acute pain is a good sign of lousy class. If it is general soreness, it's probably fine. I wouldn't use a chugalug unless yous're doing really heavy weight, peradventure starting at twice your bodyweight. But make certain you concentrate on it beingness largely a hip motion.

By hip movement i hope u mean for conventional deadlift? Because i exercise Stiff legged and only stiff legged because i have my left hip fused and tin only do potent legged considering of information technology, this is also the reason im asking for signs im doing it wrong because i haven't found any yet simply i need to know what to wait for regardless.

So far the only pain i get is DOMS the next day which feels awesome when i stretch. The only thing i've noticed that feels unnatural is the lower part of my spine feels potent, but stretching makes that feel a niggling improve.

I am more than than likely doing it differently to people who dont have fused hips, just if it's right form for my mechanics so im doing no wrong (i hope).

The deadlift is also my favorite excercise.

07-08-2007, 08:45 AM

if you do them correct, you do NOT need a belt! if your eyes are looking at the footing at all is a sign your dorsum is rounded=BAD. your groin might hurt the 1st few times y'all exercise them, only exist careful...a strained/pulled groin is a LOT different than a hernia--if the pain doesn't become abroad in 4-5 days, go see a doctor...y'all either tore something in your groin, or have a hernia--

07-10-2007, 05:18 AM

So the way i come across it, no pain, no problem. :-)

07-10-2007, 11:30 AM

if your hip is fused and you lot tin't motility it, so you have no choice but to circular your back. This is because normally your hip needs to move backwards and forwards to maintain the natural curvature of your back. Since your hip can't practise that, y'all accept to round your back, hence doing the straight-leg deadlifts. Personally, I would suggest ditching deadlifts alltogether considering of your condition, because I think SLD are very risky for your back. However, if you lot're adamant on doing them, use MUCH lighter weight, go tiresome and finish the second you experience pain if yous feel it.

And yep, don't use a belt. That's completely counter-productive on a SLD (like using straps on a gripping do, lol)

07-11-2007, 06:29 AM

Originally Posted past tovlakas View Post

if your hip is fused and you can't motion it, so yous have no choice but to round your back. This is because normally your hip needs to movement backwards and forwards to maintain the natural curvature of your back. Since your hip can't practise that, y'all have to round your back, hence doing the straight-leg deadlifts. Personally, I would suggest ditching deadlifts alltogether because of your condition, because I call up SLD are very risky for your back. However, if you're adamant on doing them, apply MUCH lighter weight, go slow and stop the second y'all feel hurting if you lot feel it.

And yeah, don't use a chugalug. That'south completely counter-productive on a SLD (similar using straps on a gripping do, lol)

Very interesting. A rounded back can cause a disc pinch correct? Will i come across signs of pain if thats what im doing? If not how exercise i tell if im doing damage? Since i dont take movement in the hips but im nevertheless doing the excercise is information technology possible my mechanics are actually workingwith the excercise instead of against information technology? Just a thought.

07-16-2007, 01:06 PM

I doubt it. Things like your spinal disks don't really "adapt" to your mechanics for dangerous positions, although y'all'd like to believe they practice. Also, pain is not always an indicator. If you're rounding your back, it's bad. If you are using lite weight, information technology's non detrimentally bad, but information technology'south still bad. It's like they say, don't bend over to pick things up, use your legs. They are referring to rounding the dorsum. If y'all're beingness mindful of the weight yous use, and making sure to cease and recover if you lot feel pain, you'll exist giving yourself the best opportunity to avoid injury brusk of abstinence from the practise. Only y'all said it'due south your favorite, so I doubt y'all'll exist quitting it any time shortly :P

Good luck!

07-22-2007, 04:16 AM

Havent been on in a while just saying thanks to you tovlakas for all ur assistance.

09-06-2012, 03:thirteen PM

I accept started deadlifting in the past 3 months, I am doing the stronglifts 5x5. I did 265lb i prepare 5 reps today. I felt pretty proficient doing it, I pushed with my knees kickoff before pulling to lock out. This bigger guy was looking at me funny, then information technology got me thinking my form was wrong. Directly after my lower back was sore, simply its about an hr and a half later and the soreness has subsided. I was simply wondering if that soreness was bad or typical. I am e'er working to correct minor things every bit I deadlift. Right at present I am working on getting more than focused on keeping my dorsum directly, I experience like I am starting to round my back after I straighten my knees.

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