Deadlift

The Deadlift is the most important exercise next to the Squat and Bench press because it works all your muscles with the heaviest weights possible. This exercise basically targets on lower back muscles and the gluteus muscles.

Correct Way Of Doing Deadlift:

Deadlifts must be performed in proper way. Proper techniques must be followed so that one should not get any lower back pain and risk damage to his/her spinal code . Many people use much faulty techniques while performing the exercise like:

Leaning back at the top,
Thinking Deadlifts are Squats,
and Pulling instead of pushing

Remember do Deadlift in proper form:

Beginning position

Feet should be flat on the floor about shoulder width apart in the conventional style, and slightly farther apart in the sumo style
Grip bar with a closed, alternate grip
Iegs should be flexed as in a squat position
Bar should be as close to the body as possible
Back posture should be straight

Upward movement

Begin pull by extending at the knees
The hips and shoulders should move at the same rate, keeping back posture straight, with the shoulders above or slightly in front of bar
At the end of the concentric phase, thrust hips forward and abduct lats. The hip and knee joint should be fully extended

Downward Movement

Flex hip and knee joints to slowly lower bar to the floor, ending in the squat position.

Points to Remember in Deadlift:

Your central part of the body should be straight throughout the movement
At no portion of the lift should your back be rounded
Keep the bar as close to the shins as possible throughout
Feet should always be flat on the floor, pushing from the heel
Exhale through the sticking point of the concentric movement and inhale through the eccentric phase
The movement should be smooth throughout the exercise ,do not jerk your body
If your knees are moving laterally from side to side, reduce the amount of weight
Rest interval time in deadlift should be more than other exercises because of the many muscles involved in the lift