DB 1.5 Stance Deadlift
ID: 759
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- Exercise Types:
- Lower Hinge, Core Rotate
- Contraindications:
- Lower Back Problems, Knee Problems, Shoulder Issues/Mobility
- Equipment:
- Dumbbell
- Applicability:
- Focus
- Superset?:
- No
- Sprint-able?:
- Yes
Key Teaching Points:
- 1. Quality of movement always takes priority over speed or load.
- 2. Hips and shoulders should rise at the same rate out of the bottom position.
- 3. Drive the floor away on the concentric — think push, not pull.
- 4. Control the eccentric; feel the hamstrings load as you lower.
Regression:
Use a bodyweight hip hinge against the wall — stand a foot away, push hips back until they touch, then return — to learn the pattern without load.
Progression:
Introduce a pause at the bottom for 2 seconds to eliminate elastic rebound and increase time under tension.
Common Problems:
Rising onto the toes during the hinge — reinforce flat foot contact and hip push-back before knee bend.