How To Fix Your RDL's
Are your RDL’s looking like ? Let’s fix that!
Here’s what you should and shouldn’t be doing in your RDL:
INCORRECT(left side of the photo above)
- Excessive arching in my back and anterior pelvic tilt
- Excessive range of motion
- Head cranked back
- Low back & upper body doing most of the work
- Not enough bend in knees
- Initiating movement by thinking of forcing my upper body DOWN instead of pushing my hips BACK
CORRECT (right side of the photo above)
- Neutral pelvis & Spine
- Head/Neck neutral
- Proper Range of Motion (NOT forcing the weight all the way to the floor)
- Knees bent adequately
- Initiating the movement by pushing my butt towards the wall behind me
- Utilizing my glutes & hamstrings instead of my lower back