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Old 03-07-2009, 02:37 PM   #16 (permalink)
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So, say when deadlifting with a belt on during final heavy sets, is the belt not suppose to be tight? I think thats what my problem was.. that will probably be the first and last time i use a belt on deadlifts..
IT have nothing to do with the belt tight or not, it's about controling the weight and keeping your abs tight not leaving them on the lose, all whut i am sayin don't be like"i have got a belt i can do $hit technique and not **** up my lower back" no it will make it even worse.
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Beleive me.. my technique is good, not a problem with technique.

The question I was asking was...

I've always heard that the belt should be tight. However, is this the case for deadlifts aswell? If the belt is tight on me for deadlifts, there is no possible way of me properly tightening my abs properly due to the belt being in the way, that's what I was getting at.
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Old 03-07-2009, 03:06 PM   #18 (permalink)
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So, say when deadlifting with a belt on during final heavy sets, is the belt not suppose to be tight? I think thats what my problem was.. that will probably be the first and last time i use a belt on deadlifts..
I always put my belt on as tight as it will go and never had that problem mate
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i only use weights belt on my heavy deadlifts thats it
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Old 03-07-2009, 09:47 PM   #20 (permalink)
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Beleive me.. my technique is good, not a problem with technique.

The question I was asking was...

I've always heard that the belt should be tight. However, is this the case for deadlifts aswell? If the belt is tight on me for deadlifts, there is no possible way of me properly tightening my abs properly due to the belt being in the way, that's what I was getting at.
yeah man the belt should be tight or no use of it, just keep your good form with or without the belt that's all whut i am sayin.
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