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OdiousSlobIconDoes anyone o this forum Deadlift below 200kg?29-04-2010 @ 14:15 
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Looking thorugh avatars and PB's and I often see ups and downs in Benching and Squat between different members, but one thing seems to be fairly consistent. Everyone seems to have a 200kg+ deadlift. A large proportion of those are over 250kg. How come people with relatively small benches and squats still manage to easily pull over 200kg?
JCIcon...29-04-2010 @ 14:17 
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OdiousSlob said:Looking thorugh avatars and PB's and I often see ups and downs in Benching and Squat between different members, but one thing seems to be fairly consistent. Everyone seems to have a 200kg+ deadlift. A large proportion of those are over 250kg. How come people with relatively small benches and squats still manage to easily pull over 200kg?


In answer to your question, I dont know LOL

But for the majority, DL is their biggest lift. Even more so if they are unequipped lifter
tonyjb72Icon...29-04-2010 @ 14:18 
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equipment? relatively big squat and bench may mean they are lifting equipped? Also, Many guys on here are strongmen, and tend not to train squat/bench as much as deadlift
IainKendrickIcon...29-04-2010 @ 14:18 
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710.0 kgs @ 93kgs UnEq		I personally think it takes longer to develop your squat than a decent deadlift. To some extent the bench. There is obviously tremendous variation in this.
PeteHodgsonIcon...29-04-2010 @ 14:19 
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Wayne_CowdreyIcon...29-04-2010 @ 14:20 
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tonyjb72 said:
relatively big squat and bench may mean they are lifting equipped?


Yes
tonyjb72Icon...29-04-2010 @ 14:20 
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Post Edited: 29.04.2010 @ 14:21 PM by tonyjb72
IainKendrick said:I personally think it takes longer to develop your squat than a decent deadlift. To some extent the bench. There is obviously tremendous variation in this.


You think this is a technique issue Iain? Confidence under the bar??
Wayne_CowdreyIcon...29-04-2010 @ 14:22 
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IainKendrick said:
I personally think it takes longer to develop your squat than a decent deadlift.


Technical issues aside, I disagree. I think legs respond better to training than backs do and can handle a lot more work.
PeteHodgsonIcon...29-04-2010 @ 14:25 
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510.0 kgs @ 80kgs UnEq		If you fail a deadlift its safe, if you fail a squat you may get squashed. Same with bench. So I think confidence may come in to it a bit. Plus a squat is a 2 part exercise. Once you've pulled a deadlift you can pretty much drop it down (under control)
PeteHodgsonIcon...29-04-2010 @ 14:26 
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Wayne_Cowdrey said:
Technical issues aside, I disagree. I think legs respond better to training than backs do and can handle a lot more work.


But a deadlift is (should be) a LOT of legs.
LukeCIcon...29-04-2010 @ 14:30 
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In fact my top deadlift was 122.5kg when I stated posting here back at the end of 2007. My top deadlift is now 212.5kg. Yay for progress. Happy
CarlIcon...29-04-2010 @ 14:31 
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Wayne_Cowdrey said:
Technical issues aside, I disagree. I think legs respond better to training than backs do and can handle a lot more work.


legs maybe, but form for deadlift comes quicker for most than form for squat
Wayne_CowdreyIcon...29-04-2010 @ 14:36 
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PeteHodgson said:
But a deadlift is (should be) a LOT of legs.


Sumo dead lift is a LOT of legs. Convo dead lift is definitely back-dominant. Weightlifters seem to be able to get more legs into a convo dead lift than most (flexibility).
RyanHIcon...29-04-2010 @ 14:36 
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Does smalls have under 200 deadlift? :P
Wayne_CowdreyIcon...29-04-2010 @ 14:38 
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OdiouSlob, what's your current dead lift PB?

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