Evolution of Rate of Force Development (RFD) in the Isometric Deadlift Exercise Among Primary and Secondary Education Students [PDF]
Strength is a central axis of physical activity and sets the right evolutionary direction for children and adolescents, creating adaptations that determine functional health in adulthood.
Julio Martín Ruiz +2 more
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Electromyographic Comparison of Barbell Deadlift, Hex Bar Deadlift, and Hip Thrust Exercises: A Cross-Over Study [PDF]
Abstract Andersen, V, Fimland, MS, Mo, D-A, Iversen, VM, Vederhus, T, Rockland Hellebø, LR, Nordaune, KI, and Saeterbakken, AH. Electromyographic comparison of barbell deadlift, hex bar deadlift, and hip thrust exercises: a cross-over study.
Marius S Fimland +2 more
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Comparison of Different Minimal Velocity Thresholds to Establish Deadlift One Repetition Maximum [PDF]
The aim of this study was to compare the actual deadlift one repetition maximum (1RM) and the deadlift 1RM predicted from individualised load-velocity profiles. Twelve moderately resistance-trained men participated in three deadlift sessions.
Jason P Lake
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Load-dependent increase in lumbar kyphosis is associated with posterior pelvic tilt during deadlift [PDF]
IntroductionAlthough numerous previous studies have examined how different loading weights affect lumbar intervertebral discs during deadlift, the specific characteristics of trunk movement during these lifts remain unclear.
Kazuma Shoji +4 more
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Low back pain (LBP) is a leading cause of disability. The use of deadlift-based assessments in assessing LBP is becoming common in clinical settings, but these concepts have not been well studied.
Matt S Stock
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Influence of lumbopelvic stability on deadlift performance in competetive powerlifters [PDF]
The deadlift exposes the spine to extreme loads and requires adequate lumbopelvic (core) stability. Deadlift performance may be influenced by the neuromuscular control of the trunk.
Naoki Sakakibara +3 more
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An electromyographic and kinetic comparison of conventional and Romanian deadlifts
Background/objective: Significant biomechanical differences were found among deadlift variations. However, little is known about the differences between the conventional and the Romanian deadlifts.
Sangwoo Lee +5 more
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Previous Hamstring Injury Does Not Impact Biceps Femoris Long Head Fascicle Length and Eccentric Knee Flexion Strength Changes Following a Low-Volume Resistance Training Intervention in Elite Under-20-Year-Old Male Gaelic Footballers. [PDF]
ABSTRACT This study reports biceps femoris long head (BFlh) fascicle length and eccentric knee flexion strength changes following a 9‐week in‐season low‐volume resistance training intervention in elite under‐20‐year‐old (U20) male Gaelic footballers with and without previous hamstring injury.
Mooney T +5 more
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For fitness professionals delivering strength and conditioning programmes and recreational athletes designing their own programmes, exercise selection and an appropriate loading stimulus over time are the cornerstones of an effective resistance training programme.
Michelle Lyons +3 more
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Mastering Deadlift Biomechanics: Mechanical Analysis of Load Distribution in Deadlift Variations [PDF]
Abstract Background: The deadlift is a mechanically complex movement engaging the entire posterior kinetic chain. Load distribution across variations remains insufficiently characterized in applied practice. Objective: To present a systematic biomechanical analysis of mechanical load distribution and spinal torque generation across four deadlift ...
Neeraj Mehta
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