Ví dụ về việc sử dụng Deadlifting trong Tiếng anh và bản dịch của chúng sang Tiếng việt
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What Should You Do if Your Back Rounds While Deadlifting?
Deadlifting recruits more muscle fiber at once than any other exercise.
Here are three better ways to protect your hands while deadlifting.
If that means no deadlifting or squatting for a few weeks, so be it.
This applies to pretty much everything in life, including deadlifting.
Some people think they“just aren't built for deadlifting” because they can't get their form right.
These types of foot injuries are easy to relapse through jogging,squat and deadlifting.
That said, as long as you're deadlifting with good technique, bouncing the weight isn't dangerous.
This is why I recommend that you stick with a barbell when deadlifting if possible….
When you first start deadlifting(and lifting in general), your hands are going to take a beating, mostly in the form of blisters and scrapes.
You warm up for a squat by squatting, for a military press by pressing,for a deadlift by deadlifting, and so on.
This is why every powerlifting program worth a hoot has you deadlifting, squatting, and/or bench pressing multiple times per week.
This style of deadlifting is more comfortable for most new lifters, which is why it's often used to introduce people to the deadlift.
For example, you might extend one arm just a tad further during your bench press,or angle one foot more out than other while squatting and deadlifting.
So, if you're currently deadlifting once per week and are stuck, increasing frequency to deadlifting twice per week can be enough to break through.
Their squishy soles allow your feet to wiggle and shift under heavy loads, forcing you to waste precious energy stabilizing yourself that could be spent on,you know, deadlifting.
But just as I was about to speak, some guy,who was even skinnier than the guy Deadlifting, cut me off and started explaining the finer points of Deadlift technique and training.
In most studies, deadlifting and squatting with a belt either increases muscle activation or results in the same levels of muscle activation as doing these exercises beltless.
All of that said, most evidence suggests that your chances of getting injured while deadlifting with a rounded spine are slightly higher than they are when deadlifting with a neutral spine.
If you use this latter schedule, you will probably find your legs fresher come Friday because your pullday is going to involve heavy deadlifting, which really hits the hamstrings.
Many people who once thought they were forever done with deadlifting due to injury were able to get back to the bar by learning proper technique and gradually adding weight over time.
If you're an athlete(or fancy yourself one), tight hips and inactive glutes can hamper physical performance in a variety of activities, such as sprinting, squatting, and-my favorite- deadlifting.
It's also tremendously helpful to have someone video you from several angles while deadlifting so you can compare yourself to a model, like the videos shared earlier in this article.
Instead of continuing to grind awayat it, you could switch to trap bar deadlifts for 8 to 12 weeks to improve your quad and upper back strength, and then return to conventional deadlifting and find it stronger than before.
The middle of the back is usually thick from all the deadlifting, but the lats are often behind because, for most guys, deadlifting alone isn't enough to really bring them out.
When you achieve feats of strength that you think are out of your reach likeperforming your first body exercises like Chin-ups or deadlifting more than your body weight, you will feel more confident.
That said,you don't have to completely avoid 10+-rep work when deadlifting, but I prefer to save it for deadlift variants like Romanian or stiff-leg deadlifts, which are easier because they trigger the stretch-shortening cycle.
Instead of continuing to grind away at it, you could switch to trap bar deadlifts for 8 to 12 weeks to improve your quad and upper back strength,and then return to conventional deadlifting and find it stronger than before.
Even if you're built really well for the deadlift,a gap larger than 20%[deadlifting more than you squat] probably means you need to put some serious work in on your squat, and that your squat has plenty of room to improve.
Over the next half-hour orso the two went over all the finer points of Deadlifting technique and the various assistance exercises that the new trainee should be doing, with me watching patiently and putting in my 2 cents worth every now and then- each time the"expert" cutting me off and interjecting his"authoritative" comments.