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Dead lift on smith? - May 1 2008 9:51:01   
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hey, they gym i go to sucks and they dont have any heavy barbells, can i deadlift on a smith machine? I tryed the exercise but obviously the bar isn't held close to the body as it only lifts vertically.
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RE: Dead lift on smith? - May 1 2008 10:30:02   
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No, no, no.

Sub dumbbell deadlifts and one leg DB deadlifts as you look for a new gym.



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RE: Dead lift on smith? - May 1 2008 12:35:13   
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look for a new gym.

as if they not got enough weight to dead. other peices of kit will probably be to light as well soon.

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RE: Dead lift on smith? - May 2 2008 12:37:06   
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You don't *have* to deadlift to get bigger/stronger/<insert goal her>

A great exercise but not worth doing at the detriment of injuring yourself using a machine that forces you to use an unnatural body position.

Chin-Ups
Pull-Ups
Lat Pull-down (various grips)
Cable Rowing (if you have access to such a thing)
The deadlift variations Drew mentioned providing you have sufficiently heavy dumbbells.

Out of interest, are you able to work your legs at all without having use of a barbell?

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RE: Dead lift on smith? - May 2 2008 12:40:08   
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quote:

ORIGINAL: drewsky
one leg DB deadlifts



do you mean one leg DB squats or deadlifts ?

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RE: Dead lift on smith? - May 2 2008 12:46:34   
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quote:

Out of interest, are you able to work your legs at all without having use of a barbell?


I use the rack for squats and bench press, The only probelm i have with it is dead lifting as i can't keep the bar close to my body as it only lifts vertically.

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RE: Dead lift on smith? - May 2 2008 21:17:08   
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You need a new gym. Simple as that.

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RE: Dead lift on smith? - May 3 2008 8:21:13   
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go to a new gym and make sure the gym knows why you are leaving, you never no in the future it my become a proper gym!

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