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    I've tried various crap around the garage to set my bar on for NLP Dead Lift warm up sets and as you probably know, nothing is working very well after the first rep. What do serious people use that works well? I have tools.
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    Jeff

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    Quote Originally Posted by Jeff Hazeltine View Post
    crap around the garage to set my bar on for NLP Dead Lift warm up sets
    The platform?

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    The only thing I can think is that you are talking about loading the bar with less than 135 pounds, and in the absence of bumper plates.

    It doesn't matter. Pulling from a slight "deficit" for a couple warmup sets isn't going to affect anything. When using the empty bar, you can kind of do a deep RDL (holding the bar at the spot on the shins where the plates would put it) if you want. Your weights will soon get heavy enough that this doesn't matter.

    If you're power cleaning, and you should be, you'll need a set of bumper plates.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Jeff Hazeltine View Post
    I've tried various crap around the garage to set my bar on for NLP Dead Lift warm up sets and as you probably know, nothing is working very well after the first rep. What do serious people use that works well? I have tools.
    Thanks,
    Jeff
    Are you warming up the deadlift with an empty bar?

    If so, don’t.

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    You can just use a stack of plates. That's what I did in the beginning.
    The weights are light enough that you should be able to lower under full control, so you can make the plate land on the same spot (the hole that hangs off the bar) every time so that it won't roll off.

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