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Paused Deadlift
A deadlift with a deliberate pause below the knee, built to strengthen position off the floor and eliminate back rounding in the first pull.
등바벨Hip hinge


주동근
척추기립근둔근
협응근
햄스트링대퇴사두광배근전완
장비
바벨
패턴
Hip hinge
준비 자세
- 01Set up exactly as for a conventional deadlift with the bar over midfoot.
- 02Grip just outside the legs and pull the slack out of the bar.
- 03Set the lats by pulling the bar into the body before breaking the floor.
- 04Decide the pause point in advance, typically 2 to 5 cm off the floor or just below the knee.
수행
- 01Break the floor smoothly and stop the bar dead at the chosen pause point.
- 02Hold the pause for a full 1 to 2 count without letting the hips rise or the chest drop.
- 03Drive through the floor and finish the lift by extending the hips to lockout.
- 04Lower under control; reset fully between reps.
체크포인트
- -Back angle at the pause matches the back angle at liftoff.
- -The bar stays in contact with or close to the shins during the pause.
- -The pause is a genuine dead stop, not a slow grind through the zone.
- -Lockout finishes with glutes, not lower back hyperextension.
흔한 실수
- -Letting the hips shoot up during the pause so the lift turns into a stiff-leg pull.
- -Pausing too high, above the knee, where it stops targeting the weak range.
- -Loading it like a normal deadlift; the pause demands a meaningful load cut.
- -Losing lat tension so the bar drifts forward off midfoot.
프로그래밍 노트
- -Use 3 to 5 sets of 2 to 4 reps at roughly 70 to 80 percent of the regular deadlift.
- -Program as a secondary pull after main deadlifts or on a lighter pulling day.
- -Film the pause position; the drill only works if the back angle holds.