How To Perform PERFECT Romanian Deadlifts | RDLs (Everything You Need To Know)
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This video provides a comprehensive guide on how to perform and program Romanian deadlifts (RDLs), covering anatomy, movement execution, tips for mastering the hip hinge, and alternative variations.
From the video
Answers: How do you perform Romanian deadlifts correctly?
- Romanian deadlift form and technique
- Hip hinge mechanics
- Posterior chain anatomy
- Common RDL errors and corrections
- RDL variations and programming
Exercises
- Romanian deadlift · barbell
- Conventional deadlift · barbell
- Hamstring curl · machine · 3 sets
- Leg extension · machine · 3 sets
- Squat · barbell · 3 sets
- Push-up · bodyweight · 3 sets
- Lat pull-down · cable machine · 3 sets
- Overhead press · barbell · 3 sets
- Row · barbell · 3 sets
- Pull-up · pull-up bar
- Cat-cow · bodyweight
- Kickstand RDL · barbell
- Single leg RDL · barbell
- Single leg RDL · dumbbells
- Single leg RDL · kettlebell
- Snatch grip RDL · barbell
- Smith machine RDL · Smith machine
- Dumbbell RDL · dumbbells
What it concludes
- Mastering the hip hinge is the key to success for Romanian deadlifts.
- The primary purpose of RDLs is to strengthen and grow the posterior chain, particularly focusing on the glutes and hamstrings.
- Additional bending from your low back doesn't increase tension on the glutes or hamstrings.
- A 6 to 12 rep range performed at a 7 to 9 RPE is a good combination of strength and hypertrophy for RDLs.
- Individualizing your training based on your goals and preferences is essential for optimal results.
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