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Into the Mind: Deadlifts (From Warm Ups to Work Sets)

Into the Mind: Deadlifts (From Warm Ups to Work Sets)

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Into the Mind: Deadlifts (From Warm Ups to Work Sets) James: I blew a hamstring on my second rep of dead-lifts (no where as heavy as you) a few months ago. Good to see some quick dynamic warmups, since I'm sure that's what I was lacking after having a perfect lift the previous week with perfect form and only 5# less.
I would say for you, though, hold your breath during descent or just drop it. When you exhale and lower heavy weight, you are losing all torso rigidity and your back flexes hard as you let the weight drag you down. So I'd say control it down with full lungs or just drop. Don't get hurt. (It also looked like some of your warmups didn't have full hip extension, though heavier sets seemed better. Focus on queuing hips through to complete the reps each time. Maybe I'll drop my weight and work on GVT for dead lifts to get my strength back.

Date: 2020-08-08

Comments and reviews: 9


Got a little too enthusiastic with trying to kick out the roof and slightly pulled something in the opposite groin/leg this morning aha! Very temporary once I continued limbering up but definitely a good reminder that sometimes you're not as stretched and warmed up as you think you are! I love checkin' this vid before deadlift day and it really motivates me to do a set with just the bar even though it feels awkward. If Hercules does it, I does it.
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Having a relaxed upper back isn't that hard to master technique wise. The issue is most guys core and upper back strength isn't capable of holding position and then they fold completely. The difference is you get more speed off the floor but the lockout from knees is more difficult.
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Awesome video man! I noticed on your first working set, you kind of re gathered yourself and moved a bit. Not sure if that was something you meant to do, But overall I think your form is really good! And keep these coming because this video helped me!
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Enjoyed the video, it's nice to get an insight of your mind. lol
Your form is great btw but I think it'd help with the lockout if you'd push the hips through harder, once the bar passes the knees, hump the bar and squeeze the BAGHTT! (butt)

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Very good video! I've got a question tho because im coming to a point were double overhand isnt really cutting it anymore but the mixed grip just makes me feel all crooked and it just feels awkward and uncomfortable, any tips?
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Great video! I know deadlifts are a great compound exercise, so I was wondering what other exercises you ought to include in your workout once you hit so many areas with the deadlift
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YES! Brian we need more of this! The fitness community has turned into more bloggers vs instructors. Be what you needed 10 years ago man. Loving it already.
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great vid. always great how you make every video entertaining. Fitness vids should be enjoyable because fitness is enjoyable! respect for that man: D
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WHen i put my glutes forward at the top of a deadlift my knee tends to hyper extend, i injured it the other day and havent done shit for a week.
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