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Rack Pull vs. Deadlift Both rack pulls and deadlifts are variations of the conventional deadlift, but they target muscles differently and have distinct benefits. Deadlift - Starting Position :Performed from the floor with the barbell at ground level. - Range of Motion :Full range from the floor to standing position, engaging the legs, hips, and back. - Primary Muscles Targeted : Hamstrings, glutes, lower back (erector spinae), and traps, with assistance from the forearms and grip. - Purpose :Ove

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