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10/4/2006 11:15:31 AM - Jim
Box Deadlifts

Box Deadlifts
Muscles Worked Low back, hamstrings, glutes, grip

The box deadlift is a great training tool for many reasons. One, it allows for a greater time that you pull; obviously the ROM is greater so you are forced to pull for a longer period of time. I think this also helps your grip - you are forced to hang onto the bar for a longer period of time. Two, this seems to help people that have weak lower backs and a weak start in the deadlift. And finally, it adds some much needed variety into your training.

To set this up, all you need is a box that allows you increase the ROM without smashing your toes. The one pictured is about 4" high.




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Jim Wendler


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