However, eccentric 1RM deadlifts are not greater than concentric 1RM deadlifts and there are no clear differences between sumo, conventional or stiff -
legged deadlift styles.
However, eccentric 1RM deadlifts are not greater than concentric 1RM deadlifts and there are no differences between sumo, conventional or stiff -
legged deadlift styles.
Not exact matches
Once you have decided whether you want to use an overhand or a mixed grip for your
deadlift, grasp the barbell in your preferred
style with your hands placed either side of your
legs, just outside the shins.
There are also a few variations of ways to do the
deadlift like the traditional method, sumo
style, with a trap bar and stiff
legged.
Bezerra et al. (2013) found that the stiff -
legged deadlift displayed greater gastrocnemius muscle activity than the conventional
deadlift style.
Secondly, the
deadlift can be classified according to the technique (conventional, sumo, stiff -
legged or Romanian
styles).
Comparing each
leg with the other, Escamilla et al. (2000) found that there were no differences in peak joint angle between
legs during either sumo or conventional
deadlift styles.
Hip net joint moments are not affected by training status or
leg side and are similar during conventional
style deadlifts and sumo
style deadlifts.