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Alternatives to deadlift

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2005/07/28 02:29:20 (permalink)

Alternatives to deadlift

For whatever reason deadlift is not the best option for me at my gym so I was wondering are there any exercises that are similar. I am trying to focus on compound movements and I understand the value of deadlift, any alternatives ??
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    RE: Alternatives to deadlift 2005/07/28 07:58:00 (permalink)
    If you're looking for alternative back-exercises, try Bent over barbell rows or wide grip pull ups to target the upper back, or hyperextensions for the lower back.
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    RE: Alternatives to deadlift 2005/07/29 01:05:51 (permalink)
    yes make sure that u are doing an exercise for the lower back... a lot of people that don't do DL's end up not working their lower back enough, leading to injury (this happened to me). Hyperextensions are great for lower back...

    240lbs @ 13% bf

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    Deadlifts -- Romanian DL (only ones I can do with an injured back) -- 150lbs dumbells
    Bench -- 325lbs
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    RE: Alternatives to deadlift 2005/07/29 15:25:58 (permalink)
    Rack pulls from just below the knee?

    You wont get as good of a range of movement but it will still hit your lower back and keep a strong core.
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    RE: Alternatives to deadlift 2005/07/29 15:35:55 (permalink)
    Goodmornings and heavy Bent over rows

    Everyone underestimates the kick to the groin !
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    RE: Alternatives to deadlift 2005/07/29 16:31:22 (permalink)
    Tricep kickbacks are a good alternative.
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    RE: Alternatives to deadlift 2005/07/30 12:38:04 (permalink)
    He he he.
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    RE: Alternatives to deadlift 2005/08/01 17:55:48 (permalink)

    ORIGINAL: Airborne Warrior

    Tricep kickbacks are a good alternative.



    LMAO.

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