Is it just me or does the the
rounded back deadlift seem to be getting a lot attention these days? Does this technique have any
unique advantages or is this a
disaster waiting to happen?
In this article I'll share my perspective on the rounded back deadlift and I think there are
2 scenarios here (
I'll discuss them in a minute) with the technique, so make sure to read this through if you're infestered in the health of your back.
Spine biomechanics is something I'm extremely passionate since I had such a crushing injury to my low back many years ago. While my back is in wonderful health today, it's a topic and an area of training that I will always have extreme commit to because of my unique situation and all that I had to go through to get back to the level I train at today.
