1) Deadlifting provides numerous benefits for men over 50, as it is a full-body exercise that engages the largest muscles and can help reduce fat and fight depression.
2) The author drew an analogy between rebuilding a vineyard after a storm and rebuilding one's body and health after it has been ravaged by obesity and depression. He realized he needed to take massive action like deadlifting.
3) Deadlifting is a more effective exercise than isolation moves like curls because it works the entire posterior chain and core, providing faster results for transforming one's physique. The author experienced melting fat and an improved ability to handle depression through deadlifting.
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1. Benefits of Deadlifting after 50
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By Ben Isaac, CPT, INHC - Last Updated August 3, 2017 (Edit)
Benefits of Deadlifting– A Simple and Powerful Way to Transform Your Physique from Fat to Fit Fast!
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Never Give Up On Getting Leaner & Stronger
Are you over 50 and wonder if the benefits of deadlifting apply to you as well? The truth is that deadlifting benefits
can apply to anyone of any age. However, today, let’s focus on men over 50. If you are still in your fifties, then you’re
young.
You can still transform your fitness by starting a strength training program to reboot your fitness. Build good habits like
three real food meals a day, and strength train to reap the benefits of deadlifting. I started making significant changes
to my lifestyle at 55 to fight obesity and depression. It is never too late, but do not keep putting off the benefits of
deadlifting, of strength training until tomorrow.
What you can start doing today, start, there is no reason to delay. Obesity, depression and lethargy ruled my life in
June of 2012. I seesawed between 250 and 275 pounds, living alone and morose, it was not pretty.
The Benefits of Deadlifting at any Age, Even after 50
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2. During the month of June 2012, I made a trip to a beautiful winery, Wolffer’s Estate in Long Island, which I write about
here.
What does a vineyard have to do with deadlifts?
The main lesson of the trip was that I should not give up on myself, nor on my body. Anyone over 50 knows how your
body starts to change in ways you do not want to see or experience. I saw the neatly organized rows of grape vines
glistening in the sun with new grapes.
A vast estate filled with these vines, growing from the earth. Spectacular rows of trestles that would find their way to
our table as wine in the future. I thought about the owner of such a field. If a storm destroyed his field, could he
rebuild? Would he even try?
After reflecting on the beauty of the vineyard, my answer was yes. I imagined that as long as he owned the field, he
would not mourn over this lost vineyard forever. Instead, I believed he’d get up and start working the field to produce
wine again.
The Analogy
The analogy to me was that I in a sense am the owner or at least the safekeeper of my field, my mind, my body. As
long as I am still aware, then I am responsible to not give in to obesity and/or depression.
No matter what storm ravaged my field and left it in ruins. I can and must find a way to rebuild. At this point, you must
be wondering what any of that has to do with the benefits of deadlifting? When I decided that I had to find a way to
rebuild my field, my life, I knew one thing.
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3. I had to take massive action and see how far I could push myself to getting back into shape. Of course, I started with
real food. You must clean up your food to make dramatic changes in how your body looks and feels.
The foundation of feeling better starts with the fruits of the earth that I viewed at Wolffer’s Estate. Vegetables, fruits,
whole grains and legumes, those are your staples to transform your body. Let everything else be ancillary.
Yes, have a piece of cake when you are celebrating with your friends and loved ones. However, eat real food, and not
processed, most of the time. Add some protein or a sweet potato and voila, your body and mind will respond.
And of course, celebrate your achievements with wine from Wolffer’s Estate, I have been meaning to do that. It is time
to go back to Wolffer’s, but this time at 170 pounds and fit, instead of 275 pounds and a bowl of jello.
The Benefits of Deadlifting for Transformation
Deadlifting? What do deadlifts have to do with fighting obesity and/or depression? How can deadlifts help you get
back into shape after 50? Once you clean up your food, you will lose weight, and have more energy.
What I encourage you to do, after clearance from your doctor, is to start weight training. The type of strength training I
recommend is not bicep curls, wrist curls or even machines.
Yes, curls have their place, at the end of a workout. But they are not the foundation of strength training. The kind I
suggest is core full body strength training like deadlifting. As well as squats, clean and presses, pushups, pullups,
barbell rows, and bench presses.
The benefits of deadlifting and squats lead the pack because of their incredible transformative power. This has been
my experience. When I started to deadlift and do squats, I could see on a weekly basis how my body was changing.
Fat melted and I felt that I could deal with depression more effectively. I could even feel the difference the next day
and week as I started to get leaner. My face changed so much that people thought I was my younger brother, despite
my gray hair.
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4. 10 months after following the Hashi Mashi Transformation (HMT) Program
To Deadlift or To Curl, that is the Question
Yes, it is definitely harder to deadlift than to do bicep curls. Think about it, with curls, you are just using your arms,
barely, squeezing that little bicep muscle. Curls exercise elbow flexion only. Elbow flexion, is a single joint movement,
the elbow.
Whereas with deadlifts, you are using your entire body. Deadlifts require hip extension, knee extension and ankle
plantar flexion. You must bend down to grip the bar, set up, and lift, with your legs, and your back. The largest
muscles of your body.
You engage your entire posterior chain, from your feet, calves, hamstrings, quadriceps and glutes. Your core, your
arms, your entire body will feel the effects of deadlifting. I write more about 26 remarkable benefits of deadlifts here.
Can you still move your body well enough to start gaining advantages from the benefits of deadlifting? If yes, I
strongly encourage you to deadlift, do pushups and squats before any other exercises. Why?
Because they are hard, they are intense and engage more of your body. They will give you the fastest results to
transform your physique. You cannot beat the benefits of deadlifting and squats to sculpt your body. I am still a work
in progress, but the remarkable benefits of deadlifting have helped me. I hope you will experience the same.
Please leave a comment below and join the conversation/share your experiences with the benefits of deadlifting.
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