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Cable Deadlift
A hip hinge performed against a low cable, giving smooth, joint-friendly resistance for learning the deadlift pattern or training it with lighter constant tension.
LegsCableHip hinge
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Primary
GlutesHamstrings
Secondary
Spinal erectorsQuadricepsForearmsUpper back
Equipment
Cable
Pattern
Hip hinge
Setup
- 01Set the pulley to its lowest position and attach a straight bar or double-D handle.
- 02Stand facing the stack with feet hip width apart, close enough that the cable pulls slightly forward and down.
- 03Hinge at the hips with a flat back and grip the attachment with both hands.
- 04Take the slack out of the cable and brace before the first rep.
Execution
- 01Drive through the whole foot and extend hips and knees together.
- 02Keep the arms straight and the handle close to your body as you stand.
- 03Finish tall with glutes squeezed, without leaning back against the stack.
- 04Hinge back down under control until the hamstrings are fully loaded.
Checkpoints
- -Spine stays neutral from setup to lockout.
- -Hips and shoulders rise at the same rate.
- -Cable tension never goes slack at the bottom.
- -Lockout comes from hip extension, not lumbar hyperextension.
Common mistakes
- -Standing too far from the stack and turning the lift into a row.
- -Rounding the lower back to reach the handle.
- -Squatting the weight up instead of hinging.
- -Leaning backward at the top to fake a stronger lockout.
Programming notes
- -Use 3 to 4 sets of 10 to 15 reps as a hinge teaching drill or lighter-day accessory.
- -The constant cable tension suits slow eccentrics and pauses just off the floor.
- -Progress to barbell or trap bar deadlifts once the hinge pattern is consistent.
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