Keep your head neutral, lose the heeled shoes.
For those who have nothing better to do than to post on SS on Saturday nights, please critique my deadlift.
I did 5x5 at 177kg. This is my first cycle using a belt. I am having some trouble maintaining extension with the old stance with my belt - I am tempted to go wider and drop my hips... :-O
Thanks!
Set 2 of 5: 15.7.2017 Deadlift 177kg set 2 of 5 x 5 reps - YouTube
Set 3 of 5 - trying not to crane my neck: 15.7.2017 Deadlift 177kg set 3 of 5 x 5 reps - YouTube
Set 4 of 5: 15.7.2017 Deadlift 177kg set 4 of 5 x 5 reps - YouTube
Keep your head neutral, lose the heeled shoes.
Shoes with heels are not optimal for Deadlifting.
Heels don't matter...at least not in this context.
Maybe maximal pulls...not 5x5, you pulled those easy...good job.
Tell me more about this place you lift.
Parking garage with Elieko plates?
Thanks! So the form is acceptable?
This is my apt building's parking garage. I got lucky today and both neighboring cars were out so I could film. I used to compete locally in oly lifting - hence the eleiko plates and pendlay bar - but now Ive converted to PLing. My neighbors are much happier that I am no longer snatching / cleaning between their cars...
I only watched the last video. If anything, your stance could narrow up. Deadlifting with a belt is very uncomfortable, especially when it's as tight as it should be.
For conventional deadlifts I like a fairly narrow stance with feet pointing straight ahead. I always use shoes with flat soles for all deadlifting, and rarely wear a belt.
Last edited by Meshuggah; 07-16-2017 at 03:56 PM. Reason: * Strong Abs Are My Belt