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why do deficit deadlifts feel better and more stable for me than regular height conventional deadlifts
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>>77403010
they're probably blowing out your intervertebral discs a little slower
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>>77403010
Your 300 lb deadlift isn't heavy enough to warrant any of this sort of consideration
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>>77403010
I fucking love ice cream sandwiches. Best ice cream thing out there
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>>77403044
womanly post, no need to be a catty bitch

>>77403010
maybe you're squatting your deads or lifting with your back instead of your hamms and glutes. hips too high?
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>>77403010
I like your hair.

>>77403033
I don't like your hair.

>>77403364
Same.
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>>77403010
It may be because you're strong and explosive off the floor but have a sticking point above your knees. Deficits allow a longer range to accelerate.
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>>77403010
you just like feeling 3 inches taller
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>>77403667
I dont think thats it. If anything my sticking point is at liftoff, not above the knees.
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>>77403010
Similar for me, I have long legs. For some, it encourages a more advantageous position for leverage.



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