05/04/2021
Stiff-legged deadlifts
210kg (462lb) x 3 x 3
These are a great (but difficult) variation of deadlifts.
Hips start higher than a standard deadlift and the movement is much more of a hinge-motion. Targets your hamstrings, glutes and lower back.
Note that your legs shouldn't be completely "straight" and your knees should basically be bent as much as is required for your back to be flat and not rounded.
Straight legs with locked knees means that most of the bending will come from your low-back, which we don't want.
Hip position then will be largely dictated by your own level of mobility and your personal physiology (limb length, hip structure etc) and so will vary between individuals.
NOTE: These, if done incorrectly, can definitely cause injury, so make sure you start light and make sure your form is 100% perfect before adding weight. Video your form if necessary to ensure your back isn't rounding 💪🏻🐻
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