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Old 02-01-2009, 11:06 AM
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Jan 29/09

5 min. w/u run

DEADLIFT

135x2
185x1

As you can see, I concentrated this time on staying more vertical, and doing it faster..

Felt it way more in my back doing it this way.. No soreness after 2 days, though.. Well, in my hamstrings..

So am I closer of farther away on this?



BENCH PRESS

115x5x2
145x5x3

ROWS

95x5x2
135x5x3

I have to work at keeping my shoulder blades together more.. I don't really like this method of letting the weight go all the way to the ground each time.. Thoughts??

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Old 02-01-2009, 12:16 PM
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I think you took it the wrong way. You're making your lower body more vertical. Bend your knees more and bring your *torso* closer to vertical. "Sit" into it more and get your butt down. Notice how your upper body is paralell with the ground when you start pulling. That is not right.

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Old 02-01-2009, 02:17 PM
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Ok, shoot..

So I was right to bend at the knees like I was..

Was I closer to the mark the 1st time?

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"Sit" into it more and get your butt down.
I thought my butt was supposed to be up? Or do you mean it should be down, but out?

I'll go over the links some more.. :(
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Old 02-01-2009, 02:35 PM
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When the timer hits 0:38 in your video, you just about had it.

It looked like your lumbar was a bit loose, but otherwise you had your scapula over the bar, shoulders back, I think the bar even looks the right distance from your shins.


In the link below there is a pic of proper deadlift setup, as well as an improper "squat" setup. Eric Cressey also has some lengthy things on the deadlift and are linked within this link.

http://gustrength.wordpress.com/2009...lift-as-squat/
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Thats not a bad stiff leg DL.Just lower your hips a little more,keep the chest up more, and you are good.And dont look at the camera, look forward.
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Old 02-01-2009, 04:06 PM
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Thanks for the link..

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And dont look at the camera, look forward
I'm looking at the mirror behind the camera, trying to make sure I'm standing up enough..

I'll work on "sitting" more, though, and getting my UPPER body more vertical..
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Old 02-01-2009, 05:30 PM
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I'll work on "sitting" more, though, and getting my UPPER body more vertical..
Check out the link before you do this
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Old 02-01-2009, 06:40 PM
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Well I don't mean to turn it into a front hack squat. But your upper body should not be paralell to the floor. This places huge stress on the back and pretty much takes the legs out of the equation. By being somewhere in between vertical and paralell to the floor you should find your strongest position where your legs are lifting in conjunction with your back.

I looked at it again and it seems as though you are pulling with youlr shoulders quite in front of the bar. I think this is part of what is pulling you forward and forcing you to extend your legs and bend down more. I believe your shoulders should be in line vertically with the bar.

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Arch your lower back.
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Check out the link before you do this
and in that link, check out all of the cressey links
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