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Getbig Main Boards => Gossip & Opinions => Topic started by: megafitness on May 10, 2018, 02:33:57 AM
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pros & cons ? thinking of trying more sumo style.
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I like the sumos. Maybe because I’m tall I always found that regular deadlifts put a little too much strain on my lower back. The sumosalso allow you to get a deeper squat and hit the quads more.
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I like the sumos. Maybe because I’m tall I always found that regular deadlifts put a little too much strain on my lower back. The sumosalso allow you to get a deeper squat and hit the quads more.
Also worth doing deadlifts on a trap bar if you want more emphasis on the quads and less stress on the lower back.
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i find the sumos wierd.
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My deadlifts are between a stiff-legged and regular deadlift.
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Also worth doing deadlifts on a trap bar if you want more emphasis on the quads and less stress on the lower back.
Yes but what gives most upper back Sumo or regular. Ok more leg in Sumo. Still need upper back.
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I see sumo deadlifters have a smaller range of motion than regular. If sumo works for you and you compete then sumo is the way to get a bigger lift. I think if you are going for athletic transfer then conventional is what you should be doing.