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Deadlift Variations! It is important to understand the different deadlift variations and how to properly program them. Here are 3 of the more common variations. CONVENTIONAL - this is the deadlift you are probably most familiar with. This standard deadlift is a great way to work the entire posterior chain. the sumo deadlift alters your stance to reduce the distance the bar travels. With a much wider stance, you lower your body closer to the ground, allowing the bar to travel a shorter distance Deadlift Form, Deadlift Variations, Sumo Deadlift, Stiff Leg Deadlift, Exercise Moves, Posterior Chain, Gym Workout Chart, Heavy Weight Lifting, Gym Tips

Deadlift Variations! It is important to understand the different deadlift variations and how to properly program them. Here are 3 of the more common variations. CONVENTIONAL - this is the deadlift you are probably most familiar with. This standard deadlift is a great way to work the entire posterior chain. the sumo deadlift alters your stance to reduce the distance the bar travels. With a much wider stance, you lower your body closer to the ground, allowing the bar to travel a shorter…

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DIFFERENCE BETWEEN SUMO AND CONVENTIONAL DEADLIFTS! Both are excellent deadlift variations, and one isn’t “better” than the other - they both count in competition and qualify as a “deadlift” The sumo stance places your feet further out than conventional, and your arms fit between your knees. Because your feet are out further, it opens up the hips and also reduces the range of motion a bit - which can make it an easier version of deadlifting to learn. Straight Leg Deadlift, Deadlift Form, Deadlift Variations, Yoga Postures, Gym Workout Tips, Yoga Tips, Lower Body Workout, Best Yoga, Powerlifting

DIFFERENCE BETWEEN SUMO AND CONVENTIONAL DEADLIFTS! Both are excellent deadlift variations, and one isn’t “better” than the other - they both count in competition and qualify as a “deadlift” The sumo stance places your feet further out than conventional, and your arms fit between your knees. Because your feet are out further, it opens up the hips and also reduces the range of motion a bit - which can make it an easier version of deadlifting to learn.

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