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Dead Lift, Stiff Legs

 
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Classification
Type basic
Mechanics compound
Direction pull
Equipment barbell
Additional Equipment -
x Rate Dead Lift, Stiff Legs
 

It´s an effective exercise.
 


It´s a practicable exercise.
 


It´s an often applied exercise.
 

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Instructions

Preparation

Grasp barbell (maybe from rack) with wide mixed grip and stand upright. Keep arms straight and hold barbell in front of thighs.

Execution

Flex hip to lower torso. Keep back straight. Move barbell toward toetips. Slightly flex knees. Return, optionally extend knees. Flex shoulders in upper position. Repeat.

Variations / Comments

Keep looking ahead throughout the exercise. Range of motion depends on actual hip flexibility. Stand on elevation to increase range of motion.

Barbell Dead Lift, Stiff Legs Starting Position Starting Position
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Barbell Dead Lift, Stiff Legs Ending Position Ending Position

Muscles

Target Erector Spinae
Synergist Hamstrings | Gluteus Maximus | Hip Adductors
Stabilizers Rhomboids | Trapezius, Upper | Trapezius, Middle | Latissimus Dorsi | Quadriceps | Rectus Abdominis | Obliques
Barbell Dead Lift, Stiff Legs Muscles Front
Front
Barbell Dead Lift, Stiff Legs Muscles Rear
Rear
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Stephan (admin): (7 months ago)
"@HondoMan: Yes, you´re right. The technique shown is not wrong, but it doesn´t represent recent findings and insights. We will adjust the animation asap.

Best regards, Stephan
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HondoMan: (9 months ago)
"While Sport DB is a great site, I'm not happy with the movement they have above. This is the older movement and IS NOT safe. While it is showing a slight bend in the knees, there needs to be just a bit more. This is what makes this more of a workout for the hamstrings versus the lower back or Good Mornings versus Stiff Legged Dead Lift. If you use your glutes in a "sticking..."