I think it depends a lot on your own personal training diary. Where does it make the most sense to work it in? I don't think there's a hard and fast rule.

Lower here, too. I see the argument for upper, but if it were included there and you're doing Upper/Lower/Off/Upper/Lower, I would feel like I were significantly working my lower on each day (at least less than the other way around).

I usually say lower too.

but, to get nitpicky, a bit of it depends on what type of deadlifts were talking about. some will would be more of a lower body, glute, hammy, hip dominant movement, some would get everything firing up

I do think I lean to the lower category more than the upper.

Good Lord...just deadlift.

Word. Did you get my text?

I believe that stirring natural peanut butter is improving my grip strength

No...just call me. I don't receive/send texts on my phone. Although I have been debating on adding it to my plan since I get asked quite frequently if I received a text they sent me.

Since this case is in point of upper/ lower splits.
i would consider lower.
though fbw i like to do squats one day and deads the other.

Oh I said, "Tell your mom I said thanks."

LOL! Well said.......EVO

It has mine.....it has assisted with my dead lift grip this is for sure........HEHE

Deadlifts are lowerbody mostly, though, it is a great test on raw strength overall.