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Most Important Deadlift You-re NOT Doing (START NOW)

Most Important Deadlift You-re NOT Doing (START NOW)

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s in your deadlift by training like a beast here The deadlift is definitely one of the most important lifts you can have in your strength and conditioning program. That said, there are quite a few variations of deadlifts. The one I-m going to show you in this video is one of the most overlooked because you may not be able to load it up with weight as much as you can with a more traditional over/under hand grip deadlift. The suitcase deadlift is a tremendous way to build not only forearm and grip strength but the all important core pillar strength. Lateral trunk stability is one of the most important aspects of stabilization. In fact, since it is so often overlooked when it comes to stability training it may be the most important thing you can do to strengthen your core. People spend a great deal of time working on planks in an effort to strengthen their anterior and posterior trunk strength. While this is incredibly important, it-s not the only type of stabilization you need if you want to max out on your heavier lifts. Lateral trunk stability is just as critical for avoiding the energy leaks that are known to sap you of your strength when you need it the most on your big lifts. When you have any weakness in the lateral core muscles, you tend to create a dissipation of power that you generate in your feet during the deadlift. Before you can pass the power onto your arms through the kinetic chain, your weak core provides an outlet for your strength to leave you just when you need it the most. By incorporating the suitcase deadlift into your routine you can go a long way towards developing a much stronger core. Perform 10 reps on each arm for 3 sets apiece a few times a week and you will be well on your way to getting a much more resilient trunk that can resist the temptation to cave or bend at the moment you want it to be the most rigid and strong. Not only will this deadlift variation help you to build the necessary strength to perform it better and better each time you do it, but it will help you to get better at the standard deadlift as well for all the reasons stated. Stop overlooking the value of the suitcase deadlift and put it into your training plan as soon as you can. For a complete workout program that helps you to build enormous strength in your deadlift as well as your other -big lifts-, be sure to head to and get started on the 30 day ATHLEAN ANABOL-X 30 day training plan that-s part of NXT. Put your strength and size on overdrive by training like an athlete and lifting big with our next level training plan
Date: 2022-04-22

Comments and reviews: 10


I found a non-olympic bar in a room at my gym that already had weights loaded on it, and I think the load was considerably lighter than what Jeff has in this video. I liked using that amount of weight because I still got a challenging lift, but I left that it was a little easier to control the lift. I'm not quite sure how heavy the plates are in this video, but they look like they are the size of 45-lb plates, which would make the whole thing 135 pounds, bar included. For me, I think 135 might be a little difficult to control, so I'd probably shy away from that much, but with a lighter amount, I think it's still a very good lift -- as long as you don't get hurt.
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Great video as ALWAYS Jeff!
I understood the point of this. It's very important to keep changing up the exercises and expose challenge to part of the body that have not been exposed to it.
I like doing the alternating grip deadlift and I like the look (and point) of this one. It's just like the offset loaded Dumbell press video you did.
Do you think you could do a modified version of this with the bar? An Offset Dead lift forcing the focus on the core stability but not quite as harshly one sided?
Love to know your thoughts.

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Jeff. My left foot wants to lift up rather than push it self down towards the ground as I perform deadlifts. I've also got problems with pain in the glute on the same side. Can this be ralated to poor activation of my side abdominals? I've seen many doctors for this issue and they can't seem to find the reason.
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Who would you suspect would have more 'lateral stability' and 'core strength'?
a) a guy who does weird one-arm 'deadlifts' with 135lbs or
b) a guy who ignores that kind of novelty and instead uses his precious time in the gym to progress his conventional deadlift to 500lbs?

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Never seen this one before. I'll give a try!
I like that way you talk about energy leek. I need to strengthen my core and I needed to hear that!
It looks really hard to lift the long bar with one hand. It's gonna be a hell of challenge for me. Thanks, Jeff!

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I have a major question here I hope someone can answer it for me.
when you hold the bar by let say your right hand, what side of muscle group are you working? The right muscle group as your hand? Or the left side of your hips gluts etc. ?

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tried it, tightened my core, squared my shoulders, face straight ahead, lifted the bar, got halfway up when guts let out the rest of the liquid detox flush I had the day prior. safe to say it was a mess, but my core did tighten
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I did as you said slide till knee then sudden bend drop and sudden stand up then, to which my pectorial sides of calves are responding and not my thigh are, why so, this is for thighs I feel, am ingenetically malformed sir -
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I had trouble balancing bar when I did it but I liked the depth I was able to get. He suggest more of a hip hinge but I put more on the legs. Enjoyed the work from my core on this one. Might use a landmine set up next time.
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Question. Can I do this exercise with just the weight plate? I ask because the gym I go to is crazy crowded and it's impossible to get to the bars but there's always a few extra plates. I'm a newbie. Thanks.
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