Have no fear. Deadlift first thing...don't be scared to do higher poundages.
Yea, I just don't want to push the weight too fast and f**k up my back. I am going to add rack deads and good mornings to protect the lower back.
I go with a 5x5 setup and I only move up weight when I can hit 5 with form I'm satisfied with. Any sloppy form in my back like losing my arch or w/e and I'll stay at that weight for another try.
Do you use the same weight for each set or pyramid up to the final set of the heaviest weight?
how would you f*ck up your back? Stay low, keep your hips back, and drive through the floor. When I say add weight, go up maybe 5 lbs from your previous best.
Take it easy dude. I tried to jump back into it too quick and my form was that great and I felt it for a while, hard to walk. I think that was the problem since I pretty much quit lifting for four months and tried to use my ego instead of my brain.
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its a DEADlift buddy.. dead weight. no bounce A big fan of doing things right (perfectionist) so I dont use any deadlift gear either.. at most I'll take my shoes off for a shorter ROM
You'd be surprised at how much it affects ur numbers.. I also hope ure hitting your posterior chain with other exercises as well.. back strengthening exercises such as GM's, stiff legs, hyper's, etc.
I dead 405 like a peanut in nike shox...how much would I gain on bare feet