I tried sumo, and I liked it.

[Christopher Anderson]

Worked sumo's last night up to 315x5 and all the way up to 425x1. The morning after...I feel like I didn't even do deads last night, no soreness or tightness that's usually associated with waking up the morning after. I've been doing them here and there for kicks, but I haven't ever dedicated an entire session to doing it until last night. I know a lot of great lifters like Dan Greene talk about the benefits of doing both styles so I think I may start to incorporate them in to my routine fully in the coming weeks. Don't judge me!!!

[Tim K]

I feel like I didn't even do deads last night, no soreness or tightness that's usually associated with waking up the morning after.

Hmmm...

[skjill]

Only God can judge your deadlifts.

[Meshuggah]

Prepare for the wrath of the SS Faithful...

Check out this pull that I saw earlier today. Strong stuff...

[MBasic]

I tried sumo, and liked it.

[Christopher Anderson]

Prepare for the wrath of the SS Faithful...

I felt dirty even saying it out loud, but it was something that I needed to admit.

[Meshuggah]

I felt dirty even saying it out loud, but it was something that I needed to admit.

Lol. Screw the haters, the greatest of all time pulled Sumo. He switched to conventional later in his career because of hip issues.

[Chebass88]

I felt dirty even saying it out loud, but it was something that I needed to admit.

Why apologize? If you want to pull sumo, pull sumo. Just because it isn't the trendy thing to do around here should not deter you.

[Christopher Anderson]

Oh definitely not apologizing for it, its just playfulness. I think its a great tool to have in the bag to use for training.

[skid]

Lol. Screw the haters, the greatest of all time pulled Sumo. He switched to conventional later in his career because of hip issues.

I wonder if sumo causes hip issues for some people? I've tried sumo and it bothers my hips...