Stiff Leg Deadlift VS. Romanian Deadlift
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This video compares the stiff-leg deadlift and the Romanian deadlift, explaining the mechanical differences, starting positions, and programming applications for each exercise.
From the video
Answers: What is the difference between a stiff-leg deadlift and a Romanian deadlift?
- stiff-leg deadlift vs romanian deadlift
- deadlift biomechanics
- deadlift technique and knee positioning
- programming deadlift variations
Exercises
- Stiff-leg deadlift · barbell
- Romanian deadlift · barbell
What it concludes
- The stiff-leg deadlift starts and ends on the floor, while the Romanian deadlift starts at the top and the weight never touches the ground until the set is finished.
- During a conventional deadlift, the knees should be flush with the front of the arms, whereas at the start of a stiff-leg deadlift, the knees should be behind the arms with higher hips and straighter legs.
- The Romanian deadlift includes an eccentric loading portion that creates a stretch reflex at the bottom, which is not included in the stiff-leg deadlift.
- The stiff-leg deadlift feels and feels more like a conventional deadlift than the Romanian deadlift does.
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