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Step by step to get the most out of your RDL’s (Romanian Deadlift) 🍑 1. Press your calves against a bench When you lean too far forward, the load shifts away from your hips. The bench keeps you in place so the tension stays in your glutes and hamstrings instead of your knees. 2. Place your feet hip-width apart A hip-width stance keeps your hips aligned over your feet, allowing you to hinge evenly and stay balanced. Too wide can reduce glute engagement, while a too narrow stance makes you less stable. 3. Pull your shoulders down When your shoulders rise up, your upper back takes over the work. By pulling them down, you keep tension out of your upper body and force your glutes to do the job. 4. Drive your hips back RDL’s are not about bending your knees, it’s about pushing your hips backwards towards an invisible wall. You want to feel it in your glutes. 5. Tighten your core A braced core keeps your spine stable. Without it, your back may arch or round, placing more stress on your lower back and increasing the risk of discomfort or injury. So, tighten your core before you start moving and maintain that tension throughout the entire rep. 6. Keep a neutral neck Your neck is part of your spine. Looking too far up or down can affect your spinal alignment, disrupt your hip hinge, and strain your neck over time. That’s why keeping a neutral neck is important. 7. Keep the dumbbells close to your legs When the dumbbells drift away from your body, you put more pressure on your lower back. By keeping them close to you, you center the load over your hips - and you’ll feel it in your hamstrings and glutes, not in your lower back. We hope this helps! Save this for your next lower body session and let us know if you have any questions or want us to break down another exercise 💛 #rdl #gymhack #lowerbodyworkout #romaniandeadlift #gym

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