Do what you want. I wont answer this thread anymore. Sorry.
My suggestion was:
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Every normal non-injured body can technically perform a deadlift.
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If you cannot do it it means that there is something functionally incorrect with your body.if you cant maintain a proper position in the bottom of a deadlift, then it is almost impossible that your position in the bottom of a squat is correct… you may think it is, but it isnt. And if your squat position IS correct then you are capable ode deadlifting, you just learned wrong.
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I believe that when you find a functional problem with your body you should fix it because in my experience it will eventually lead to a more serious problem.
So my recommendation is to fix your problem, learn to deadlift correctly and when your body is at least functional enough to do a correct deadlift THEN decide if you prefer to do another lift.
If you don’t like my suggestion go ask someone else.