Depends on your form, leverages, programming, strength level, commitment etc
I'm quite tall and don't have great grip strength, think it's probably that. Also can push myself more on squats than deads as I don't want to snap my back up, or is that preventable through 'good form'?
I'm quite tall and don't have great grip strength, think it's probably that. Also can push myself more on squats than deads as I don't want to snap my back up, or is that preventable through 'good form'?
Do you use chalk or straps? Your more likely to snap your back up squatting if there is a difference in likelyhood. Your form is off if you feel deadlifts on in your back for that matter.
Do you use chalk or straps? Your more likely to snap your back up squatting if there is a difference in likelyhood. Your form is off if you feel deadlifts on in your back for that matter.
What is your squat vs deadlift?
I sometimes use straps but usually just go raw. Yeh deadlift form is hard to maintain when going heavy. Are you saying that you should feel it more in your glutes/hams?
I sometimes use straps but usually just go raw. Yeh deadlift form is hard to maintain when going heavy. Are you saying that you should feel it more in your glutes/hams?
185 x 5 squat 193 x 5 deadlift
There's your problem. Spend a 5er and buy some liquid chalk. Chalk is raw, without it your limited by the moisture on your hands, not your grip strength
And glutes and hams should be felt when deadlifting along with your entire back. Using chalk will make your form better as you'll not be failing on your grip.
If you use chalk, use a mixed grip or hook grip. Double overhand is much weaker
There's your problem. Spend a 5er and buy some liquid chalk. Chalk is raw, without it your limited by the moisture on your hands, not your grip strength
And glutes and hams should be felt when deadlifting along with your entire back. Using chalk will make your form better as you'll not be failing on your grip.
If you use chalk, use a mixed grip or hook grip. Double overhand is much weaker
Ah okay. Not sure if the gym owner would be too happy if there's chalk all over his barbell though!
Do you use chalk or straps? Your more likely to snap your back up squatting if there is a difference in likelyhood. Your form is off if you feel deadlifts on in your back for that matter.
What is your squat vs deadlift?
Why? Lower back plays a significant (isometric) role in the deadlift, I feel DOMS there quite regularly.