HOW TO STOP DROPPING YOUR DEADLIFTS
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A powerlifter explains how transitioning from a mixed grip to a hook grip resolved his deadlift lockout pain, discussing thumb placement, grip setting, and programming.
From the video
Answers: How do I fix deadlift lockout and grip issues with a hook grip?
- Deadlift grip techniques
- Hook grip vs mixed grip
- Deadlift lockout mechanics
- Thumb placement for hook grip
- Programming for hook grip
Exercises
- deadlift · barbell · 3x1
- paused deadlift · barbell · 2-count pause, 8 RPE
What it concludes
- Laying the thumb across the bar rather than wrapping it around helps the hook grip.
- Setting the grip by pulling the bar down to the bottom of the grip prevents rolling and reduces tape dependency.
- Focusing on heavy single reps with hook grip is more effective for competition preparation than high-volume light weights.
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