Each exercise is a compound exercise that hits all the major muscle groupsMore weight can be utilized with these lifts than with their variations or isolation exercises that work the same body parts. For instance, more weight is used on the press than with lateral dumbbell raises. More weight can be lifted with the flat bench press than with the incline press. More weight can be lifted with the Back Squat than with the Front Squat.

Back Squats

The Back Squat (or called simply the Squat) is greatfor developing overall lower body and core strength such as the quadriceps,hamstrings, lowering back and abdomen to name only a few. A set of heavysquats actually hits every muscle in the body. It is sometimes called theking of lifts (sometimes, however, the Deadlift gets that title). TheBack Squat is called such because the location of the bar is on back of yourbody behind (in back of) your neck. There are two different barpositions for the back squat. The bar may be in the powerlifting (lowbar) bar position in which the bar is against your shoulder blades or it may bein the Olympic bar (high bar) position resting on your trapezius muscles. The back is arched. The feet are placed fairly far apart whenpowerlifting but closer together when doing an Olympic style Back Squat. The difference between low bar and high bar squats is that low bar squatsutilize the posterior chain more and more weight can be lifted. For bothtypes, the thighs must be at least parallel or below parallel at the bottom ofthe lift.

Deadlifts

The Deadlift puts fear into beginning lifters when itreally shouldn’t because it is quite safe when done correctly. TheDeadlift, like the Squat, is also sometimes called the king of lifts because aset of heavy Deads hits all the muscles of the body and usually (but notalways), a lifter can pick up much more weight in a Deadlift than they canSquat.

The Deadlift is classified as a pullingexercise. The barbell and plates rest on the floor. In theConventional Deadlift, your feet are about shoulder width apart. You archyour back and with a combination crouching, bending over motion (remember tokeep back arched), you grasp the bar with both hands a little more thanshoulder width apart and pull upwards to a standing position. TheDeadlift will hit every muscle in your body. Lifters usually feel it intheir grip, traps and the posterior chain. The posterior chain is everymuscle grouping in the back of your body from including but limited to heels,calves, hamstrings, lower back, middle and upper back, traps and neck. After you get quite strong doing them, you probably shouldn’t do them moreoften than once every week or two because they put a terrific strain on yourcentral nervous system.

Flat Bench Press

Some veteran lifters say that the barbell bench pressis more or less just an egotistical exercise. Most beginners don’t traincorrectly with it and so they injuretheir shoulders or worse, they tear a pectoralmuscle. Weighttraining beginners who are new to this lift don’t realizethat without proper form, it is very possible to get badly injured. Likeall the major lifts, it also requires a bit more study of it than merelywalking into a gym and “just doing it.” It is arguably much safer to do variations of the lift such as Incline orDecline Presses.

A few key things to keep in mind when performing theBench Press:

Exercises to toughen and beef up the shoulders and triceps should be done as assistance exercises to prevent injury. Many inexperienced lifters think that the best assistant exercise for the Bench Press is dumbbell flys. This is incorrect. Forget the flys and focus on dumbbell lateral raises and tricep presses to help assist your Bench Press.Warm up with at least 3-5 sets using lighter weights.When lying down and pressing, keep your shoulder blades pinched together and flex your lats. Arch your back use your triceps to press. Your legs should be hooked backwards as far as possible with the balls of the feet pressing against the floor.

Bench Presses when done correctly using a very stifflycoiled bodily posture actually are a whole body exercise when done correctlybut they primarily work the front deltoids, pectorals and triceps.

Overhead Press

Many debate as to the difference between the militarypress and the overhead press. Veteran lifters refer to it as simply thePress. An overhand grip is use with both hands to press the bar overheadfrom either a sitting or (usually) a standing position. The Press used tobe an event in the Olympics. It was supposed to be a non-technical liftthat exhibited pure strength as opposed to the Snatch which depended very muchon timing and skill. The Clean and Jerk lift was to show skill andstrength by combining the Snatch and the Press along with the Snatch and Cleanand Jerk. The Press was discontinued after 1972 because the form of thelift was not enforced by the judges; many lifters were leaning back too muchwith back flexion when performing it making it resemble more of a bench pressthan an overhead press.

To do the Press, stand up straight and with anoverhand grip either take the barbell off a rack or clean the weight. Keep your feet close together, squeeze the buttocks and push the bar overheadlocking the elbows. The press is good for developing the front deltoids,triceps and core muscles.

Bent (over) Barbell Rows

Some coaches advise that if you do heavy Deadlifts,you don’t need to do any rowing. This advice has some credence becausemany commonly discover that if they do Deadlifts, the reps and weight on theirrowing will usually go up on a fairly regular basis.

If you don’t do any rowing at all, however, you willprobably feel that something is missing so just go ahead and fit them into yourworkout. Bent Rows work your lats, upper back (rhomboids), biceps, lowerback and hamstrings. These are many of the same muscles that are used inDeadlifting. Doing rowing on a regular basis may keep you from beinginjured on the Deadlift.

You should not do the type of rows that bodybuildersdo in which they are only partially bent over and lift the barbell with a narrowgrip to their lower abdomen. This is more or less just a “pulling barbellshrug.”

The best bent over rowing exercise is called thePendlay Row and is done with the upper torso parallel to the ground andperforming each rep in a sort of rest-pause fashion in which at the eccentric(down) part of the lift, you release the weight (very) briefly before pickingit up again for the next rep. The barbell is pulled up concentrically tothe level of the upper abdomen/lower chest.

Final Words: Using a Weight Lifting Belt

All lifting exercises are to be performed nice andsmooth without any jerking or bouncing. The loads you use should not besurprising but rather those you have spent time to work up to. Somecoaches, trainers and so on say that weight lifting safety dictates that youwear a weight lifting belt. The consensustends to be that with warm up sets you don’t need and shouldn’t use abelt. It would be a good idea, however, to use a belt when liftinganything over 80% of your one rep maximum. If you use one, then know howto use it, meaning, pull it as tight as possible and push your abdomen hardagainst it during the lift. It’s yourback so take special care when doing these barbell exercises.

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