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I'm wondering when doing a set of rack pulls do you set the bar completely back down on the safety pins before doing the next repetition? I noticed when i do them i don't set the bar back down on the pin but it feels like i'm doing romanian deadlifts.
I don't really think there is a "correct" way, but when I do them I perform the exercise just like a deadlift. I place the entire weight dead back on the safety pins before pulling again. I really think you would benefit alot more from this movement rather than touch n go.
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Thanks for the tip Keith. I keep my back very straight when i rackpull but i still feel a pain in my lower back. The pins are placed below knee level. If i place them higher will the rack pulls be less effective?
higher pin placement takes more stress off the legs.
if your lower back hurts, then you may need to lower the weight and check your form.
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I usually keep them right above my knee. Place a plate if necessary if they are rubbing against the knee cap or too high. I even throw a shrug into every rep because I can rack pull more than I can shrug. Great exercise to put on some nasty thickness to your back.Originally Posted by Stoopy
Age: 24 Height: 5'9" Weight: 185
Gym PRs: 365/240/440=1045
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I keep mine just above the knee joint. Works like a charm![]()
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