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Old 22-May-05, 12:42 AM   #16
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Yeah, for the bench and squat you don't have a choice but to work the negative, but for deadlift (in competition at least) the negative is useless. I'd just control it on the way down, I wouldn't lower it slowly and I definitely wouldn't just drop it either.
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