Trap Bar Deadlift
Push the floor away. Neutral spine beats a bigger number every time.
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Hamstrings, glutes and the back of the hip — the tissue that extends the stride and the tissue that tears when it is undertrained. Heavy hinge first, then the single-leg and eccentric work that keeps it healthy. Peak week. Low volume, maximum intent, full recovery between everything. You should walk out feeling fast.
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Push the floor away. Neutral spine beats a bigger number every time.
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Hips square. The moment they open, the exercise stops being what it is.
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Lower as slowly as you can control, every single rep. This is the eccentric that prevents pulls.
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Small range, honest control. The adductors get trained here whether they feel it or not.
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Tall and quiet. If you are leaning, the weight is wrong.
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No swing. If it swings, drop to knees-to-chest.
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