Haven't done any assisted deadlift exercises, could I increase my deadlift faster?

[WhatSupDudE]

Right now I can deadlift 430 lbs @ 152 lbs
Haven't done any specific exercise that helps with the deadlift do you think it would help me increase it faster at this point then just doing the conventional deadlift?

[WhatSupDudE]

forgot that the misc doesn't lift...

[hope27]

forgot that the misc doesn't lift...

Do you have a weak point in your deadlift?

[WhatSupDudE]

Do you have a weak point in your deadlift?

I'm not sure, I'd say my weak point is at the end of the deadlift

[exyl]

I'm not sure, I'd say my weak point is at the end of the deadlift

Rack pulls.

[hope27]

I'm not sure, I'd say my weak point is at the end of the deadlift

You might want to do rack pulls if locking out is your weak point. I don't have a link, but you can go on Youtube, I do them as my lock out is my weak point, like every other week.

[Jancl57]

if your weak point is your lock out then try BLOCK pulls or hip thrust

[Emarz]

Right now I can deadlift 430 lbs @ 152 lbs
Haven't done any specific exercise that helps with the deadlift do you think it would help me increase it faster at this point then just doing the conventional deadlift?

good mornings, bulgarian squats. and almost all hamstring exercises will help you increase your DL's. Strong hamstrings is the foundation of heavy DL's

[danlsann]

If your weak point is the lockout; rack pulls, block pulls, hip thrusts are some great assistance movements

If your weak point is off the floor/getting past your knees; deficit deads, pause deads, speed pulls with bands are a few great assistance movements

Also make sure your programming is optimal for you