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nathanm89
Trying to get as strong as possible and lift as much weight of course, I'm 200 pounds, long legs, long arms and a short torso. Reading the articles concerning deadlifting in heels there's a caveat concerning anthropometry. Would you recommend deadlifting in heels for someone with my proportions? FYI just ordered a 3" belt as the 4" prevents going below in the squat and starting position in the DL.
Mark Rippetoe
I'd have to see your start position.
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This looks just like everybody else's deadlift. It won't make that much difference. Try it and see.
Bigredbull
1) If the bar never leaves contact with the legs on the deadlift as you recommend, does the bar path ever deviate from a straight line, especially past the knees?
2) Are some lifter’s biomechanics better suited to a lower hip starting position? If so, what are the typical body types of these lifters?
1. No bar path is a perfectly straight line. That is the physical model, not the actual outcome.
2. Short legs/long back will appear to have a lower hips position with the bar over the mid-foot/shoulders just in front of the bar. This is discussed in the Blue Book.
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