Anyone have own setup to minimize the noise by deadlifting in high rise units/condos?

i use crash pads for my oly lifts, tho i'm lifting in my outdoor homegym, but i imagine it would help for condo. Get something like this. But beware, it's huge, since you're staying in condo i'm gonna assume you're tied for space unless it's at least 2000+ sq.ft ones.

Also, without saying, bumper plates of course. And most importantly, you do not have to "crash" or "release" your full weight during the descent, hell even when i'm lifting in gym i try to control the weight down, because i'm not ego lifting or constantly trying out my 1rm. Instead i'm purely lifting for health so i choose a weight that i can handle for 8x5 yet it completely leaves me shaking by the last 2 set.


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This post has been edited by Spitzer: Sep 29 2021, 10:23 PM

Hey thanks for the suggestion, i did came across this product as well but unfortunately this will reduce the ROM, need to find something else to stand on while deadlifting.

I do 1x5 for deadlift in my routine so it can get pretty heavy, but i guess ill need give and take by lifting indoor. will try to not drop the weight straightaway like that

I do a deadlift maximum of 10 reps. If you do it in a good technique even pr can be safe.

Bro. He's talking about the noise.

I live in a condo unit.

As a bodybuilder, I only do RDLs.
RDLs builds my hamstring while Squats hit my quads. Perfect balance.
Get a nice hamstring stretch at bottom of each RDL rep.
My RDL max is 160KG, i do sets of 6~8 reps.
RDLs also grows my traps alot due to constant tension. Lower back also gets hit hard.

RDL = Solid Hams/Traps/Low Back builder + Condo/Floor/Noise friendly

Don't see a point to do a suboptimal hypertrophy exr like deads.
Won't build your hams as good as RDLs.

any specific routine you are following?

I write my workout programs myself.
My routines is 100x better that all the trash on the net.

Currently doing a 5 day split as below and adding 5kg to Squat/RDL, 2.5kg to bench maxes every ~3weeks
All sets are taken very close to failure or failure.



And I don't even shoulder press cause fak tat

This post has been edited by Armesh: Oct 29 2021, 12:06 PM

Rdl hurt my shin even though I wearing knee socks
I slowly down the drop ,is the kinds of training

Deadlife in condon no problem

This post has been edited by SupermanLick: Oct 30 2021, 04:40 PM


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The bar never touches my body when doing the set. 0 bruises on my legs/shins/knees
Only touch my thighs lightly at start position before starting my set.

Use crash 0ad is good enuf tho

I deadlift quite often these 2months in condon
My deadlift technique getting advanced ,recently
I like to share about my personal deadlift technique ,only conventional deadlift
I have try rdl, straight leg deadlift, bent over knees deadlier,wide legs deadlift,wide hands deadlift etc.i tried most ,I felt like my power doesn't tuning very smoothly

Suddenly I saw a YouTube called deficit deadlife ,and I started to workout with slowly adjust the heights ,from ground to barbell .At the time of 15cm of clearance ,I can felt the power of my leg and my whole body. I was so surprised, I can easily lift more weights &reps without breathing . Usually 1rep 1 breath ,now 3rep 1breath
Everyone must try the deficit deadlift for sure .I have learned myself a rolling barbell deficit deadlift🚬

15cm


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Try archery board aka EVA foam board as platform

Legs press deadlift or Erector spinae deadlift[SIZE=7]
I would say ,use more leg strength than erector
I saw the gym bro hurts his lower back .he can lift heavy but no leg flexion ,. Consider stiff leg deadlift
Recently I learned the deficit barbell lean back deadlift ,barbell closer to shin and dropping yourself to behind with explosive leg strength ,Don't worry u won't fall behind
be careful ,barbell squat & deadlift hurts u
I don't do barbell squat ,I known someone upper spine compress fracture

Update ,condo deadlift

Recently I have improved my dealift skill ,to the barbell start position 14cm to 19cm . A significant more weights I can lift ,and I can easily lean back my body
Deficit barbell lean back & scratch shin deadlift


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Must rolling the barbell before lift
Like a strongman

This post has been edited by SupermanLick: Feb 15 2022, 06:16 PM

Wounds on my shin again .Keen socks doenst protect much
Maybe I should put bicycle tire tube to better protect
Some said put the sticky tapes ,I'm afraid it pull my hairy leg


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have u found any solution ?

good job man!

maybe can try 5by5 so less heavy and less noise ?

Nope. Currently doing RDL but if desperate might buy the crash pads.

i am doing linear progression program so 5x5 defeats the purpose. But we will see how.

It doesn't mean good for every1
Maybe some1 like yoga deficits deadlift
U can share your deadline styles

Another day of scratch shin deadpush in condo
The tire rubber tube doesn't preventing from scratching

Maybe try Vaseline jelly +double socks
Maybe buy a hex bar rm380💸💸💸💸💸
My total bank money less than 1K ,or someone can buy hex bar for me



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hate it when that happens to my shin..... so I went and got myself a hex bar..... wohooooooo... problem solved.....

i use those foam pads on my floor when i deadlift. i do it controlled up and down. i don't drop the barbell. if you're the type to drop the barbell then hard to remove the sound no matter what you put

Hex bar like a skirt . Workout inside the home
U deserve it

Man having Long stick

Call maintenance to repair the dead lift. Haha.

Jokes a side. But the rubber mate to reduce the sound

Which point is center weight bearing on foot
A=middle of foot
B=heel

Virgin schoolboy asked me about deadpushing behind the toilet



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