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The deadlift would be one of the exercises that recruits a large amount of muscles to complete, muscle fibers are recruited from the trapezius muscle to your gastrocnemius. Of course exercises such as the plank also recruit many muscle fibers but the difference is in how the exercise is completed, the muscles are worked differently.

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