Quote (Excusemem8 @ Sep 12 2017 01:43am)
why do you think its core strength?
If you're rounding over with say 405 lbs, your core isn't ever going to be strong enough to counter it. Thats like doing a 405 lb weighted ab reverse crunch, just not happening
The problem im trying to weigh up is rounding over gives me speed off the bottom, but very difficult to unround at the top to lock out. The other option is to be more upright and flatter back, slower and harder off the ground but there is no fight at the end to lock it out
When I say core, I mean activating my core during a lift.. Obviously I don't depend on my abs to do a 405 lb deadlift, but I do depend on my core and my breathing to stay tight as fuck.. And as I progress in my sets, my ability to get tight diminishes.. The culprit is either core strength or stamina.. I blame core because I'd much rather do some paused deadlifts and ab wheels than run
My bottom has always been the weakest on my deads, so I started doing weighted box jumps, seated broad jumps and a shit load of dynamic effort pulls.. All explosive movements..
DYNAMIC EFFORT PULLS will put your ass into the ground bruh.. Especially if you train them right..
Put 75-85% on the bar and pull doubles-triples for 10/12 sets for speed.. Do this a lot and getting tight/getting that bar off the ground will become innate.
E: If you have access to bands, do banded deads with 50% of your 1rm.. I don't, so I just use higher numbers.
This post was edited by ozzyarmy3 on Sep 11 2017 08:17pm